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Principles of Wealth by Naval
- flowen_nl 7y ago"Reading is faster than listening, doing is faster than watching." - @naval "Hence this website." - @flowen_nl While listening to Naval Ravikant's tweets and podcasts about how to get rich (which really is about gathering wealth) I wrote my own summaries. While I usually create websites for other content-creators, now I had my own content and used the opportunity to showcase my design/animation/frontend skills and share Naval's wisdom. For other devs/designers I created a twitter log thread right here: https://twitter.com/flowen_nl/status/1166747515246563329 https://twitter.com/flowen_nl/status/1166747515246563329 Would love to hear your feedback.
- ThePhysicist 7y agoReading his tweetstorm reminded me of Baz Luhrmann's "Wear sunscreen" speech and this remix: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZmi7InKU0I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZmi7InKU0I I think almost all points he makes are true in general, most of them are extremely generic though and sound like phrases you might as well find on a wall calender.
- jazzyjazzy 7y agoThis is my problem with the principles... they're not actually actionable things to do, though I guess there's plenty of actionable advice out there that people choose to ignore.
- flowen_nl 7y agoagreed it is a bit general, but principles usually are believe. See chapter 25 of the podcast @ https://nav.al/how-to-get-rich https://nav.al/how-to-get-rich Naval: The tweetstorm is very abstract. It’s deliberately meant to be broadly applicable to all kinds of different domains and disciplines and time periods and places. But sometimes it’s hard to work without a concrete example. So let’s go concrete for a minute.