As far as I can tell, this is the most comprehensive (and actionable) step-by-step synthesis of Naval Ravikant's wisdom available anywhere. Many people find Naval so interesting because he's seemingly cracked the code to living a full life. As …
Everything from Money to The Meaning of Life: Wisdom from “The Almanack of Naval Ravikant” (Book Summary)
This is a detailed book summary of The Almanack of Naval Ravikant: A Guide to Wealth and Happiness by Eric Jorgenson. You can find various free and paid versions of the book on Navalmanack.com and Amazon. Note: Premium Members have lifetime …
35+ Naval Ravikant Book Recommendations: Best of the Decade, Most Gifted, Favorite Authors, & More
Naval Ravikant has been reading books for his entire life. It wouldn't be beneficial to list every book Naval has ever mentioned somewhere. These days, he reads portions of many books at the same time—jumping around based on his own curiosity at …
The Blind Men and The Elephant: A Short Story about Perspective
The parable of the blind men and the elephant dates back to Buddhist, Hindu, and Jain writings. Apparently, the Buddhist text Udana 6.4 contains one of the earliest versions of the story—dated all the way back to around c. 500 BCE. …
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How to Find Your True Self with “Let Your Life Speak” by Parker J. Palmer (+ Infographic)
Let Your Life Speak by Parker J. Palmer is one of my top book recommendations for life purpose. I consider it a down-to-earth masterclass in allowing life to live you (instead of you living life). It's refreshing to read a story from someone …
The Five Balls of Life: A Very Short Story about Balance
It turns out I've been incorrectly attributing the five balls of life quote until now! Previously, I thought this quote came from James Patterson. But, thanks to Mark Turner's investigative work, it looks like the original source is a 1991 Georgia …
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