21 Lessons from Naval Ravikant

Questions to ask yourself:

• Which one calls out to you?
• Which one do you relate with the most?
• Which one have you learned from the most?
• Which one can you apply to your life right now?

1. If you want to make the wrong decision, ask everyone
2. Imagine how effective you would be if you weren't anxious all the time
3. The over-scheduled life is not worth living
4. Read, reflect, love, seek truth, and ignore society
5. Build, sell, write, create, invest, and own
6. The three big decisions: what you do, where you live, and who you're with
7. The ability to stay calm during conflict is a superpower
8. You don't need mentors, you need action
9. The goal of media is to make every problem, your problem
10. The quality of your mind is the quality of your life
11. The only real test of intelligence is if you get what you want out of life
12. I, and I alone, am responsible for everything I think and feel
13. The more neatly you fit into society, the less free you actually are
14. Read the books they want to ban
15. The source of wisdom is pain
16. The secret to a happy relationship is two happy people
17. If you need a degree to do it, it's not going to make you wealthy
18. The single most important decision you make is where you live
19. The more seriously you take yourself, the unhappier you're going to be
20. Clear thinkers take feedback from reality, not society
21. If you don't know it, it's because you aren't interested in it