This is one of those books you can keep flipping for years and find new things every time you pick them up. The books make it easier to skim through the topics you want to learn and skip the ones you don’t. The book is meticulously designed and has everything I have learned from Naval on wealth, health, and philosophy in the purest form. The author, Eric Jorgenson, did an excellent job researching and organizing all Naval’s wisdom in various categories. Once I picked up this book, there was no going back. And I could also go back to his Twitter or any specific interview to get my answers. However, I had already listened to all his interviews and made notes in my journal.

When I picked up The Almanack of Naval Ravikant, I wasn’t sure if it was going to benefit me. I have listened to most of his interviews and learned something new every time. I stumbled upon one of his early interviews with Tim in 2018 and was amazed by his knowledge and clarity. His other podcasts with Tim Ferriss and Shane Parrish from The Knowledge Project have allowed us to peek into his brilliant mind. Most people discovered Naval on the Joe Rogan Experience in 2019, which has over 5.2millions views.

As of today, it has over 130k likes and thousands of retweets.

The tweetstorm he did back in 2018 on getting rich without getting lucky attracted a lot of eyeballs. Naval has taken an extra step to enlighten the world with what he learned from the early hardship in his life and used Twitter and his interviews to share it with the world. It isn’t very likely to hear an investor talking about being happy and other life philosophies. Naval Ravikant has built a loyal fan base by sharing classic wisdom with a mix of science and rationality.

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