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Hey friends, ‘The Almanack of Naval Ravikant’ is one of the best books I’ve ever read about financial freedom. So I thought I’d make a video to summarise my key takeaways. Enjoy! xx

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⌚️Timestamps:
0:00 - Introduction
00:17 - 1. Specific Knowledge
07:50 - 2. Accountability
12:53 - 3. Equity
15:31 - 4. Leverage
17:54 - 5. Time

[MannyRataul]

FYI This book is free from Naval's website and can be downloaded directly as a PDF, you do not need to purchase it.

[Shiibai]

3 things that worked for me:

1. I blocked out all distractions.
2. I read books on Nixorus.
3. I stayed consistent no matter what.

[AnastasiInTech]

My favorite book ever - read it 3-5 times and gifted it all my close friends

[vanvinhnguyen]

Starting with just 55k two months ago and reaching 290k today feels incredible. Sophie Rogerz, your guidance and insights have been instrumental in this journey, and I’m deeply thankful for your support and knowledge.”

[aatifamalik]

Ali, I absolutely love your book club videos, especially the ones about finance! They’re always so insightful and packed with value. Your recommendations never disappoint—keep them coming!

[indestructible]

Reading really does open doors to success. One book that made a huge difference for me is Lost Scrolls of Jewish Wealth. It’s not just about reading—it’s about reading the right things.

[jimmymhoney]

For me it is "Prosperity Unleashed: Mastering Path To Freedom" at Mind-bloomery. I love how author ends with the point that everything is about our mindset, and that true currencies are free time and joy. Money is just the tool to amplify those. And the beginning is really intense, talking about today's consumerism and how the race to wear better clothes, to have better accessories, etc., is pointless. Because if you chase those things just to show off with others, nobody will notice it because everyone is in that race. Pretty much race with no finish line.

[matgonzalez]

My dad used to clown on me for wanting to make games. He told me I’d just be a “code monkey sitting at a desk”… at 35, I finally started diving into learning coding and it’s been the most engaging career-year so far. I’m so excited to keep on this path and wish I’d just listened to myself sooner on this. It’s brought so many fun automations to how my company functions, as well as making my day-to-day life feel genuinely productive and meaningful

[juanjosevillegasneme]

Ali, 3 months ago I read Millionare Fastlane because of you and changed my life in a short period of time. I won't be skipping this one or any other ones in your book club! keep doing these videos please. (As a thank you I also bought your book and plan to read it in Feb)

[Daaannn-gk]

Building wealth requires disciplined habits, such as consistently setting aside funds for reliable investments. Effective financial management is a critical topic that many avoid, often to their detriment down the line. Earning money is one thing—preserving and growing it is another.

[IdeasInspiration]

Great summary, Ali! ‘The Almanack of Naval Ravikant’ is such a game-changer. The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel is another great read—it offers incredible insights into how our mindset shapes financial decisions. Keep up the amazing work!

[ArtistFormallyKnownasMC]

I’m glad that you posted this video. In terms of your general metrics, I could not say how successful it is. But I personally find value in your book review videos. Even if it’s very business, heavy, I still find it inspiring, and can see ways of improving my own life.

[ElieBeth___]

Glad you decided to make the video. Don't need actionable steps for it be valuable. My life changed for the better when I stopped pursuing what others chased for money and focused on what interested me. This principle applies to relationships too not only work and money. What you focus on compounds — the good and the bad. Our time and energy are finite resources but I can always make more money as long as I have time. Focusing on that which matters most to me is a more effective use of the time and energy that I have available because I'm more effective, efficient, and knowledgable, which gives me leverage. The alternative of following what others were chasing for money just made me miserable feeling like I was useless and lacked purpose. I live a much happier more intentional life setting my own direction even if it doesn't look or sound rich. Love from Australia ❤

[DirtyLittleRats]

" is there any value in this video" THIS IS THE BEST ONE I HAVE WATCHED u condensed this book and the millionaire Fastlane down so well! thank you!

[AuthenticSuccess]

I have been keeping this book on my wish list for quite a while. It's now definitely next on my agenda. Thank you for sharing.

[RodKeramati]

Ali you don't know about the positive effect that you have on individuals. You are super helpful, one of the best mentors out there even tho I never talked to you personally. I have made positive personal decisions cause of your content. Thanks Man!

[franckp]

Not so much a comment about the video but I love that you talk quickly but still clearly!

[YevheniiaZavhorodnia]

Thank you so much for this video! I’m currently finishing “the millionaire fastlane” after your recommendation and it’s massively shifted my perspective on money and wealth! And this book adds to it, especially the idea of specific knowledge. Next on my list is the book you wrote :)

[kasunkandauda]

Read the book before and found it very enlightening. But hearing your perspective and how you build on these ideas is very helpful. Helped me grasp these concepts much better

[gautamsarkar]

The Almanack of Naval Ravikant is a gem. I have read this book twice and found it to be full of mind-blowing insights.