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The Almanack of Naval Ravikant

Eric Jorgenson

PhilosophyEconomics & FinanceProductivity & Habits
Publish date
2020
Publisher
Magrathea Publishing
Description
The Almanack of Naval Ravikant compiles the thoughts, podcast interviews, and writings of entrepreneur and investor Naval Ravikant, organized into two primary sections focused on wealth and happiness. The text outlines strategies for creating long-term wealth through leverage, specific knowledge, and accountability, while presenting happiness as a learnable skill cultivated through personal habits and mental models. It is intended for entrepreneurs, professionals, and general readers seeking structured frameworks for achieving financial independence and personal well-being.
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