Reviews of the Almanack of Naval Ravikant

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“YOU CRUSHED IT! Just finished reading. Recommended to 4 friends already. Loved the saturation of value per minute reading.” - Danny from Fact of the Day One newsletter


“I mean really you could just highlight the whole thing” - Michael on Twitter


“Wow. Just wow. Naval is our modern day philosopher. Already purchased 5 copies to hand out and put on shelf. This will sit right next to Poor Charlie’s Almanac and Dalio Principals for me to read and review and read again for years to come. I think Naval said instead of reading 1000 books, read the 100 best books 10 times. This is up there with the best of all time when it comes to content about life, wealth, and how to live.” - pnolan20 on Amazon


“The Almanack of @naval is a fucking phenomenal book” - Liz on Twitter


“Thought-provoking and high value per minute reading. I am not a Naval Ravikant follower. I didn't know about him before this book. I am amazed at the value per minute I get while reading. I am constantly leaning back, looking up to the sky, and thinking about just how different my decision making will be now that I've been exposed to these ideas. The one key takeaway: happiness is a muscle that we need to exercise. (and that reading opens your eyes to the possible.)” - Diesel on Amazon


“The almanack of naval ravikant is a treasure cove of knowledge. 200 pages of pure wisdom! Would highly recommend everyone to read at least a couple of sections.” - Parth on Twitter


“Definitely worth a read..!! First of all, if you follow Naval on Twitter, then you might have come across the some of the content in this book. But this is like a handbook for the insights rather than scrolling all the tweets.
Personal Opinion: Unlike the way we see things through the lens of our old experiences and beliefs, Naval makes us think from a different perspective to stop, take a breath and look at things from a rational view, to question everything rather than following traditions just because others are following it. This book was worth the read since it gave lot of insights to adopt in real life. Yes, I will recommend this. - Santosh on Amazon


“The Almanack of @naval put together by @EricJorgenson might just be the most important book I've ever read. There's no other resource that's as valuable to a 24 year old who's trying to make an impact on this world. Here's some of what I learned.” - Louis on Twitter


“11/10 - I dare you not to highlight the whole book. Wow. This book is phenomenal. Eric does an incredible job distilling the absolute minimum viable principles to understand the process of building long term wealth. The book is a mixture of mind expanding realizations, harsh truths, meditations, helpful mantras and welcome punches to the face as needed. Could not recommend this more highly for anyone aspiring to have more wealth, wisdom, time, happiness, or peace.” - Louis on Amazon


“I never thought it's possible to highlight almost everything in a book. But I ended by doing exactly that on reading the wisdom of @naval complied by @EricJorgenson in this awesome book.” - Deepan on Twitter



“Excellent! Even if you've heard all of Naval's interviews already, this is a wonderful distillation of his philosophy. A must read for anyone interested in startups, or just living a good life in the twenty first century. It was hard to not highlight every other sentence.” - Tristan on Amazon


“This is one of best books I have ever read! It is one of those rare finds that while reading it, I didn’t want it to end! I devoured every single word and can’t recommend it enough! @naval’s wisdom is nourishment for the soul. Thank you @EricJorgenson for this incredible book!” - Leah on Twitter


“Amazing! Highly recommend. This book holds so many truths about life that are worth knowing and learning about. Naval is a treasure and I'm glad this book exists to spread his most profound ideas about life.” - James on Amazon


“This book The Almanack of Naval Ravikant is amazing. I've recommended it to a dozen people in my life already.” - Nicolas on Twitter



“Awesome! Easy book to read, but jam packed with thought provoking information. One of my favorite books so far. Kind of like a new age poor Charlie’s Almanac, which is one of my other favorite books of all time.” - Customer on Amazon


“More than a guide to wealth and happiness. I think @naval will be talked about in a few hundred years as one of the best thinkers of our time. Akin to a man like Socrates. @EricJorgenson my hat off to you, sir.” - Edgar on Twitter


“Absorb Naval's wisdom in an amazing format. This book is exactly as described -- a curated collection of Naval Ravikant's thoughts. You can find all of the original content online in various places, but this is by far the best way to learn from and absorb Naval's knowledge. Eric has done a huge service by compiling and editing this book.

Naval has been compared to Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's philosopher partner. While they have major differences I think the comparison holds. Both are clear, honest thinkers who communicate their wisdom in a simple way. Just like Munger, Naval's ideas and advice are timeless and valuable to pretty much everyone. I mean, who doesn't want wealth and happiness?

This is a great book to keep close by so you can flip to a random section and "clear your windshield". I'm planning on buying multiple copies to give out to friends and family.” - Max on Amazon


“Just wanted to thank you so much for pulling together this compilation of Naval Ravikant wisdom. Literally telling everyone I know to read it. What a gift the world truly needs right now!” - TheInformedWord on Twitter

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