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The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson
Recommend it: 10/10 · Date read:
This is a book that I keep coming back to every other month. Eric has done justice to Naval's thoughts and learnings shared across multiple platforms and mediums, and this is my attempt to summarize what I've picked up. As Eric beautifully puts it, "All brilliance in this book is Naval's; any mistakes are mine." Get rich by owning things and getting paid for your judgment, not your hours. Get happy by wanting less. Both are skills, and both can be learned. A decade of Naval's tweets, podcasts and interviews, compressed into a short, free book with no filler. 10/10, and it rewards every reread.