Book review:The Almanack of Naval Ravikant📖🌟💗

Tired of reading self-help books? "The Almanack of Naval Ravikant" may be just what you need.



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After going through countless self-help books, this one stood out to me. I first came across it through Naval Ravikanth’s viral tweet thread. Then, I saw my friend reading the book and raving about it, luckily she gave it to me as a gift for my birthday too. Navalravikant, a silicon Valley entrepreneur and philosopher has gained a cult-like following thanks to his viral tweets.

This book is essentially a collection of his ideas, and was edited by Erik Jorgensen. It’s not just about reading; It’s an experience that promises to change the way you think about life, money and happiness.

The book is divided into several sections, covering the following topics.

Wealth and Financial Independence💸

He dives deeper into the philosophy of wealth creation, emphasizing the fact that wealth is more than just money. It’s the assets you get while you sleep and equity in the business. He emphasizes that being yourself and using your unique skills is an important step towards achieving financial independence.

Hapiness😀

I have found one of the most interesting aspects of Naval's philosophy to be his approach to happiness. He believes that happiness is a choice and a skill that can be acquired. Through mindfulness, gratitude and the art of saying no to things that don’t serve you inner peace, Neval offers a way to find peace of mind

Learning and personal development👩‍🎓

I find the Naval perspective on doctrine to be healthy and practical. He advocates a self-directed, lifelong approach to learning. The book captures his thoughts on reading, the importance of grounded knowledge, and the power of compounding – not just financially but academically and personally.

Reading "The Almanack of Naval Ravikant" is like having a deep personal conversation with a wise friend. Naval’s comments are not just theoretical speculations but are based on his own life experiences. His journeys, failures and successes add a personal touch that makes the lessons more relevant and impactful.

Whether you’re an entrepreneur, a student, or looking for a more fulfilling life, this book has something to offer to help you on your journey. A must read book that doesnt uses jargons and should be favoured for simplicity.

Let me know, what you guys think of it💜
Till then, goodbye💫



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Great guy. First found him on the Tim Ferriss podcast, where he spoke eloquently and persuasively. I'd forgotten about this book and glad you reminded me.

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Glad this blog reminded of him. Thankyou for stopping by

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