Naval Ravikant | Don't Waste your Life. Start Living Now

Naval shares his thoughts on the ultimate fear that humans have: The Fear of Death.

Enjoy!

(P.D. I'm not any of the speakers on the video)

It's packed with 23 Nuggets from top Influential Doers and Entrepreneurs (in their own words), 🎆 visuals (to make it super easy to understand), and my own 💭 reflections.

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[livingbeings]

this was my question on the periscope. was so cool that he noticed it and answered.

[kalpeshkalal]

i am a simple man, i see naval, i click

[vinodpractical]

Putting off living... That's a great way of addressing procrastination

[shrilekhapatil]

I am in tears ..so so meaningful.we need more time is what we all ask and that's why we are afraid of death .living the life that we want now..you have given such a beautiful message 😊😊😊👍

[Abhinav-lc]

Thanks Naval, thanks @pickingnuggets for putting this up.

[pogo]

Typical that something so valuabe would have only 64K views and 47 comments after two years. The wisdome space is not as crowded as one might expect. Marvelous.

[Andolem]

Thank God, there are people like you in YouTube, thank you for sharing your wisdoms.

[reindeerking]

I just thought about that. I've been chasing deadlines while beeing quite exhausted. Thinking to myself, that after the next deadline I'm free of said responsibility and am able to really focus on what I want to do whith life. ...but I'm just too exhausted to keep chasing meaningless things - you could even say you are kind of dead in advance while living in an unfulfilling life, chasing meaningless things - and thats probably why It's so exhausting.

[ashoknatarajan]

Good one . More than fear of death is ones ability to live life fully and meaningfully after retirement

[BitAmericas]

I finally subscribe to this channel after gaining so much knowledge, confidence, wisdom, and entertainment. I would like to get back with website services. If you’re reading this, please reach out.🏆

[adrianjuarez]

Thank you, Naval. REALLY needed to hear this now.

[robreke]

In a world full of both good and bad, Naval is a force for good.

[ksrengaram]

Really valuable to start on my birthday, Thank you for sharing valuable nuggets 🙏🏻🙏🏻

[mihiershandilya]

I was there in a small closed conference of entrepreneurs. Almost All of them had the same regret "I wish I had started earlier"

[hiteshdua]

This is so amazing. Thanks for putting this up.

[zelalemmekonnen]

It's late at night and let's get philosophical.

[johnapple]

Two things that man is afraid of: the fear of death and the fear of life (being the person you are/ standing out from the crowd and accepting all critisim)

[sgoogle]

Attachment creat fear . Give fear to others creat fear so some more reason to fear

[edgy]

The fear of having wasted your life/still wasting it is one thing. I think there is something much larger than that: *What comes next.* => If I break everything down, understanding where we're coming from, and where we're going, is both my strongest desire & biggest fear at the same time, because, whatever this is, reality or simulation, there might be some wake up in a much worse situation than we can possibly imagine.

[bongoflava]

I only try to listen one idea a day from Naval because it's too deep otherwise.