Naval Ravikant on Time [audio]
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Naval Ravikant on Time [audio]
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Re: Naval Ravikant on Time [audio]
#2Loved the interview and good questions overall. I like the candidness with which Naval speaks.
A friendly suggestion to the interviewer: please keep the uhms and yeahs when the other person is speaking to a minimum or none. It's distracting and spoils the listening experience, especially when it's audio only. I also heard a phone buzz at one point :)
That said, great score on getting Naval on Outliers.
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#3Naval has such clarity of thoughts. How does one achieve this ? Is this something that can be learnt ?
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#4Naval has such clarity of thoughts. How does one achieve this ? Is this something that can be learnt ?
Philosophy and meditation.
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#5Naval has such clarity of thoughts. How does one achieve this ? Is this something that can be learnt ?
experiences and watchfully learning from them.
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#6OT: Is AngelList still a thing? Anyone still using it?
Edit: Since this post got dovnvotes let me get my point clear. None of my friends ever raised funds via AngelList, they raised by approaching investors directly (they say raising via AngelList is super needy and bad for your reputation), AngelList's traffic is not growing anymore rather the opposite, their job section is quite popular among startups but again, does AngelList play nowadays a crucial role for fundraising? My feeling says not really but maybe I am wrong and you know and can tell us why people still should use AngelList.
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#7Naval has such clarity of thoughts. How does one achieve this ? Is this something that can be learnt ?
Read the works of clear thinkers (subject is not so important.)
Two that leap to mind: Wendell Berry and Norbert Wiener
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#8Naval's success didn't come in 2010, it came long before that with many oither investments, including seed in Twitter, thanks to being friends with Mark Andressen way back then. I met Naval few times, super smart guy. Naval's relentless focus on helping entrepreneurs really paved the way forward, starting with VentureHacks. Hat off.
Re: Naval Ravikant on Time [audio]
#9Loved the interview and good questions overall. I like the candidness with which Naval speaks. A friendly suggestion to the interviewer: please keep the uhms and yeahs when the other person is speaking to a minimum or none. It's distracting and spoils the listening experience, especially when it's audio only. I also heard a phone buzz at one point :) That said, great score on getting Naval on Outliers.
Agreed. A bit of silence is fine while you're listening to a response.
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#10The guy who made AngelList, which facilitates business networking, hates business networking for himself.