How To Get Rich | Naval Ravikant's Principles of Wealth Creation

Joe Rogan and Naval Ravikant discuss how to accumulate longterm wealth and happiness in the new economy. Naval Ravikant is an entrepreneur and angel investor, a co-author of Venture Hacks, and a co-maintainer of AngelList.

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[rustyellis]

The irony of watching this video is getting interupted by "get wealthy ads" over and over on YouTube...literally the opposite direction of Naval's awesome message.

[mbrocious]

He needs to come on the podcast again!

[josephbrennengee]

"Be authentic, find the thing that you know how to do better than anybody. And you know how to do that better than anybody because you love to do it... then figure out how to map that to what society actually wants." It seems the older I get, the more I'm convinced it might actually be that simple.

[theslash]

Me sleeping whole day and watching this video .thank you time to get up now

[jasonstallworth]

This is crazy-awesome and eye opening! I walked away from my corporate job earlier this year. Just couldn’t stomach it anymore. So here I am pushing my music, determined to breakthrough! Because now I have no choice! It’s definitely not a ‘smart’ move but sometimes you have to put your back against the wall to force you into making it work.

[Isaharif]

10:10 "Look at the kids who are born rich - no meaning to their lives. Your real resume is just a cataloging of all your suffering." - Naval Ravikant

[MarkTheDesigner]

I occupy the unfortunate headspace of being smart enough to realize everything being said in this video, but being too stupid to figure out how to make it happen.

[gouravacharya]

The Pursuit of Happiness clips, in the end, got me right in the feels!😭

[emilykim]

The wisest thing that should be on every wise individuals list is to invest in different streams of income that don't depend on the government to bring money especially now the pandemic is hitting economy hard

[vicksss]

I feel like this is one of the most eye-opening video I have ever watched. Best 11minutes of my life. I am in a difficult situation, I feel like I have lots of talent but I don't know how to use it. I want to be outstanding but I don't know how to escape my current situation to start fresh.

[GrowWithWill]

Love Naval. Listen to his podcast once every few months to internalize

[caiolufer]

Naval os the king! His podcast is worth listing.

[Ari_diwan]

"You have to do hard things to create meaning in your life, making money is a fine one" 👏

[abdulazizalmaneea]

I feel uncomfortable listening to this because I feel guilty working from 9-5

[alaaal-habashna]

Maan, Naval dropped some serous facts in that podcast!

[munirshemsu]

As an African listening to this, the role of institutions, peace and security, education access to capital and other sociological conditions beyond the individual are underplayed in this wealth mindset narrative. I am on 3G internet watching this at 144p because a higher resolution makes the video buffer. This works if you are born in the western world.

[bhushanmaghade]

I feel grateful that know about naval ravikant, a man having such a huge fundamental wisdom about wealth and happiness. Our planet needs people like naval😇...

[brianraines]

This channel needs more views for sure

[aliasalin]

bro.. I will download your video, in case something happens to this video, I will use it for myself. Good work!

[ashwinbhat]

Not everyone can become an entrepreneur, nor can everyone be the best at what they do (in which case, nobody would be the best at what they do), cause there are no 7 billion plus unique things to do, which brings value.