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Will Naval Ravikant Come to Your Podcast

Probably not. Naval has been spending time working on himself, and although he's made a special exception to appear on this podcast as a way to help out a brand-new podcaster, and part of the New Zealand fellowship program, it is unlikely he is going to be doing any more of these in the near future.

If you want to hear more of Naval, he's got his own podcast, linked below.

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A conversation with Naval Ravikant ·

Save Planet, Get Rich

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  1. What Is WisdomWisdom is understanding long term consequences of your actions.
  2. Do You Think for YourselfIf you think for yourself, you should be able to figure everything out for yourself from what the "first principles."
  3. Will Work Ever Make You HappyNothing that you chase will ever make you happy.
  4. Are You Making Yourself UnhappyA lot of your own unhappiness is driven by your self image, and what you do to preserve it.
  5. How Do You Self-improve Into the Life You LovePick self-improvement path that is easiest for you to follow, something that you love. It will be easier for you to do without feeling guilty. Do more of that.
  6. What Is the Value of LegacyLegacy is what people that don't know you will think about you, after you are dead.
  7. How Can You Inspire Other PeopleYour only power in life is to inspire other people, and the only way you could inspire them is by living the most genuine and authentic life to yourself…
  8. How Do We Save the PlanetThe notion of how to save the world is different for everone. One person might want to fight carbon emissions by reducing number of cars.
  9. How Important Is It Where You Choose to LiveWhere you choose to live is crazy important. It determines who you're going to spend time with, the colleagues, lovers and friends.

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