There's No Actual Skill Called Business

There's no actual skill called business. Avoid business schools and magazines.

• There's no actual skill called business 0:00

• Doing is faster than watching 0:55

• The number of “doing” iterations drives the learning curve 2:49

• If you're willing to bleed a little every day, you may win big later 3:53

[iVuDang]

I wanna listen to this guy's entire library.
"there's a difference between a thousand hours (working for an employer), and a thousand iterations (venturing as an entrepreneur)". Really resonating stuff.

[coachkenny]

This guy is one of the smartest guys. Am going to listen to everything.

[hassebrasse]

CBP at the airport: Are you here for business or pleasure?
Me: Business is my pleasure.

[byjmitch]

Learning is from iterations, not repetitions

[luissberenguer_]

Don't put 10.000 hours doing the same thing, run *10.000 experiments* to drive your learning curve

[slouischarlesYT]

It would be great to hear you talk about failure and its key attributes and tenets.

[PrithivirajSaminathan]

i found this channel and found the real purpose of my life :) thank you so much Naval !!

[skya]

over last two years Naval has lot of influence on me. Now I am going to start my own business.. scared as hell to leave well paying job. will still do bcoz of Naval.. will let you know what happens in a year or two.

[thegroup]

Please, let me know, Book recommendations that are foundations on: psychology, game theory, math, computer, logic and so on

[driziiD]

A game theory book about winning games -> "How to win games and beat people"

[j.greenriver]

Premise A. 0.20 - Case Studies isn't anything but anecdotes.
Premise B. 3.30 - If you can talk to other business owners and look at their books.

Conclusion: Head into Desk Repeatedly

[arjunbansal]

Solving via iteration then get paid via repeatation

[vipultyagi]

Naval is the smartest guy on this planet.

[mayurbhor]

No one listens you 2X 3X Naval . No one

[ProducersPlay]

Umm..but no one ever said that there was a skill called business though. Even if you look up the dictionary word it doesn't say that business is a skill so why even post this topic? It makes no sense. A business is a company or organization. In order to run a business you do need competence, knowledge, communication skills, experience, mentorship, a good steam, good workers etc. Business itself is not a skill Naval. No one ever said it was, that's a no brainer. Most of your topics make no sense smh.