The Angel Philosopher Naval Ravikant on Reading, Making Decisions, Habits, and the Purpose of Life
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- Naval Ravikant is the CEO and co-founder of AngelList.
In this raw and honest conversation, we discuss how he developed his legendary reading habits, how he makes decisions, what popular habits he thinks are garbage, what it takes to be a great founder, the biggest mistakes, the purpose of life, and so much more.
Topics
00:00 - Intro
12:42 - Books / Media Consumption
17:40 - Habits
28:56 - Happiness
39:07 - Values
45:34 - Biggest Mistakes
1:05:06 - The Education System
01:23:18 - Making Decisions
01:44:09 - What it takes to be a great founder
01:53:51 - Common mistakes
01:55:55 - The purpose of life
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“Your goal in life is to find out the people who need you the most, the business that needs you the most, the project and Art that needs you the most because there’s something out there just for YOU. You never gonna be good at being somebody else”
Thanks man
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This is good man 🙏
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Wowww
Naval's ability to say more in less, always amazes me.
i discovered this 4 am in the morning. i feel good for not sleeping.
Don't judge any contents on the basis of no. of views and likes on RUclips. This is the Gold. Only access by limited and rare person. Come again.
@@heliand_22 Interesting concept, I think there is merit to the argument. Would you suggest this is more likely as popular content skews towards children, that the layperson seeks entertaining over informative content, or indeed another factor entirely?
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Edit: Shane, we appreciate you, but life is short!
Thank you for the awesome interviews. Thank you for letting your subjects *speak*.
Thanks 🙏🏽
Read my mind ;)
thanks!!!
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This interview changed my life forever
54:10 - "only the individual transcends" 1:34:47 "the closer you wanna get to me, the better your values have to be"
Isnt dis one awesome line
Naval is one of the greatest thinkers alive right now
True
Hands down. He’s a leader in contemporary philosophy.
He is but there are also many many more like him under the covers
@@kolikari3813 And Naval's greatest achievement is that he is uncovered.
@@hunzallaattari2281 possibly, i feel he’s got the essence of Indian philosophy
This is a wonderful show. I am so glad this is in the universe. Thank you Naval For your wisdom and Shane for your excellent questions.
Definitely one of the most interesting minds out there.
Thank you Shane for the great interview...
He is one of kind genius I admire..I could listen to him over and over again ... thank you the post ..
This is probably the best thing on the internet. Thank you.
This one of the greatest interviews of all time with Naval. I took so much away from this!
Amazing! i have been looking for a mentor as of late, Naval is it! Found him on Joe Rogan initially and i resonate with his philosophy. self education is key and he said he reads less than 2 hrs a day which is greater than a lot....when i read books that improve my life and organic with my passion, my life only improves
This is an episode Im re-listening to for third time in under a year. Similar to books I re-read. Wrote down the nuggets and getting more each year.
Saikrishna Chavali each time you revisit there’s something new
I fall back to this podcast each time I feel I need a push.
Podcasts with Naval in general are something I often come back to for repeat listens. He somehow finds ways to explain years of wisdom in simple timeless concepts, which is immensely valuable to me.
I keep relistening to this over and over again there's so much information packed in this
Love listening to this guy
One of the best, if not the best interview on this podcast
Grateful for your open sharing! 😇
-Substitution effect
-Duality-polarity of positive thoughts
-Happiness = absence of desire
This seems like a great summary of the talk: 😁
is there any chance you could expand each point to a sentence or two ...🤗
(Full disclosure: I've surfed here from interview between his brother Kamal and Australian Agnes Vivarelli ....) ☺
Listening to naval's podcast on first day of my post-graduation class.
Thanks for this. Best content I’ve listened to all year.
Value for words spoken out is so high from Naval all the time...
This is the deepest interview with Naval so far
How come this doesn't even have 1M views? But in a way glad that this gem 💎 has been accessed by only a limited number of people.
Thank you for sharing your idea and boiled down thoughs. Truly inspirational.
Great episode! Thank you! Very inspiring
this is Fantastic! FANTASTIC!!!
Looking forward to this, bookmarked.
i love this interview so much. thaank you just thank you
Great podcast!
Thank you 🙏🏼
please do a part 2!
What a podcast! And what a Guy, NR!
Shane, this episode got me hooked into podcasting so much so that i started my own, thank you for inspiring me. Keep crushing it.
Excellent excellent interviewing skills
Just finished! Love all of the Farnam Streets Podcast and this one was great!
This is great conversation ☺️☺️ thanks 👍
Incredible thoughts
Wow. Thank you 🙏
Was binging on Naval videos while i got this notification. Thank You
Me too😄... What do do bro?
We will make it, bros
@@simpleman7203 win for YT
Valueable insights
One of my favorite podcasts of yours to date!
Which author was Naval referring to about The Art of Manipulation?
Great episode.
Amazing.
I see Naval , I click
1:26:43 sounds similar to the concept from sci-fi series called Dark Matter by Blake Crouch and knowing naval’s love for science fiction, he very well may have read it too
Superlike!
1:55:21 The idea that you’re going to change something in the outside world and that is going to bring you the peace and everlasting joy and the happiness that you deserve, that is a fundamental delusion that we all suffer from, including me. The mistake over and over and over is to say, “Oh, I’ll be happy when I get that thing, whatever that is.” That’s the fundamental mistake that we all make, including me, 24/7, all day long.
" Complete and utter insignificance of the self"
Should be the title of a book
I understand all this but applying takes time.
Aside from the learning Naval needs to do about the meaning of life at the end, this was an interesting listen.
The speaker discusses his youthful "jealousy", but "envy" is the more correct word. Although many people consider “envy” and “jealousy” synonymous, they actually have distinct meanings. Envy is “the painful feeling of wanting what someone else has, like attributes or possessions.” If you're jealous, you feel “threatened, protective, or fearful of losing one's position or situation to someone else.” I would suggest that in our youth we suffer more from envy of what others have. With age and experience,as we accumulate assets and honors, we shift more towards jealousy.
Sound so much like the tim ferris podcast still love it
Naval is smart.
Shane has an NYT article on him too. He knows how to ask the right questions.
yes, props also needs to go to Shane, i was only praising Naval but he asked the right questions
28:49 This is Gold
Aghh this Naval dude, such a bright mind
57:27
Creating identities locks you and keeps you from knowing the truth.
Worth pondering.
Brah, that end part on Entropy was lit.
You can't break habits,you can only replace them-NAVAL R
Bhagavat Gita 18.63: Thus, I have explained to you this knowledge that is more secret than all secrets. Ponder over it deeply, and then do as you wish.
Ponder deeply and then do as you wish.
Most of these thoughts, I could relate are originating from a Hindu way of life. Not sure if I know enough of Buddhism on this, but he seems to be referring that throughout.
Reading was my first love.
And it will be my last.
I’m re-listening
Like a fine book literally obsessed with him.
THis is an old podcast. Nonetheless, still worth listening again.
The information in this series of podcasts is timeless. Our grandkids will be able to put it to good use.
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Oh. Didn't know that.. How old is this? Any idea when was it recorded?
I LITERALLY stalk Naval..... Great content compressed in a few statements
40:14 same. Can never be around people where I have to hide myself.
Which was the book he was talking about, there are a few "art of manipulation books" cant find it in the rop comments or description
Awesome! What is the name of the song in the beginning and the end of the episode?
Books mentioned-
Seven Brief Lessons On Physics
Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind
The Book of Life
René Girard’s Mimetic Theory
Tools of Titans
Stories of Your Life and Others
Thermoinfocomplexity: A New Theory: Origin of Life and Evolution of Complex Adaptive Systems
Pre-Suasion: A Revolutionary Way to Influence and Persuade
The Lessons of History
The Story of Philosophy
God’s Debris: A Thought Experiment
The Undercover Economist
Feynman, Perfectly Reasonable Deviations
Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman
The Evolution of Everything
The Three-Body Problem
Man’s Search for Meaning
Sex at Dawn: How We Mate, Why We Stray, and What It Means for Modern Relationships
Superintelligence: Paths, Dangers, Strategies
The Art of Manipulation
Thing Explainer
I wanna learn all your habits,Thans a lot
"If someone says they're honest, they're probably not"
Naval, after talking in length about how honesty is important to him.
It's about being honest without bragging about it...just be honest in everything, people will know without you saying a word...that's why the ones that aren't, they have to tell it .
Is Atomic Habits the book he mentioned @20:14?
Naval, stop reading and start writing that book.
Does Mealime still exist? Tried searching for it on the App Store after hearing it’s name as a sponsor of this podcast but couldn’t find it.
44:34 freedom: freedom to...VS freedom from...
1:54:40 I disagree, the car's going to change your life a lot. Changing your environment is the key to happiness, the boundary is all that matters.
59:19 good words. Theres no one size fits all.
Great insights for clever minds
1:48:22 My philosophy is totally like Rational Buddhism… I now know what to call it!
Fortunately I had done reading when easy web searching came along.
A lot of his thinking is inspired from Osho
G’loss - Loss and Gain is the same
What’s the book on habits that Naval mentioned at 20:16? Atomic Habits?
Hi Atisha,, Naval did not mention any book around the 20:16 point in this podcast. "Atomic Habits" is a book authored by James Clear. I have not read it but it got good reviews. You may benefit from it....or not. As Naval mentioned early in the podcast, (around the 10:00 mark) your choice of books should lean toward books you enjoy and benefit you. Naval is a reader who jumps from book to book and does not always finish a book he is reading. Sometime he will read until the book bores him then moves on to another. That is his style, Like you, I listened to this pod cast, partly, for book ideas. If you want Naval's entire reading list, go to farnamstreetblog.com/podcast . Good luck in your adventure !
@@stevemason2785 can you name the books please? I can't find the lists.
Here is a list of Naval Ravikant recommended Books: www.navalmanack.com/navals-recommended-reading
@@anikethpaul3657 Hi Aniketh, Here is a terrific list of Naval Ravikant recommended books to read with short summaries. Good luck ! www.navalmanack.com/navals-recommended-reading
~1:05:00 Views on modern education
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2:18 start
Could you pls share book names mentioned in this podcast?
You can find them on this page! fs.blog/knowledge-project-podcast/naval-ravikant/
55:10 sameeee
how to be this articulate like naval ?
Listen to his Joe Rogan appearance. He explains that he focused very much on sounding smart to impress people before he had the chops.
@Mike Lee any training specifically that you mean?
Read a lot. That is what he does.
He recommended reading poetry as they crunch meanings in words.
Bookmark @43:38
1:56:45 ...Did Mr. Master the Basics, Mr. I Love Science & Truth, Mr. Richard Feynman Is My Idol just say that the Heat Death of the universe will occur "in the next 70 billion years of so"? This is literally off by like 90 orders of magnitude!! 😂😂😂
Is it new episode or old?
Sadly, it's an old episode.
@@erik6233 why is that not a good thing?
It's a 1000 years old podcast.
Is there a transcript of this?
yes in his "tribe", see description
The art of manipulation, there are several titles on Amazon with this title.
Which author was Naval speaking of?
What books are mentioned in this podcast?
Seven brief lessons on physics
Sapiens
Jiddu Krishnamurti, Osho, Alan Watts Books
Rene Girard's Memetic theory
Tools of Titans
Stories of your life and others
Pre-suasion (Robert B Cialdini)
The Lessons of history
Story of philosophy
God's debris
The Undercover economist
Perfectly reasonable deviations
Genius (On Feynman)
Evolution of everything
The Three body Problem
Man's search for meaning
Sex at dawn
Who is the author of Art of Manipulation that Naval talks about at 1:33:00
अप्पो दीपो भव:
Where are my time stamps?
Make your own
Burn!
Jonathan Haidt
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