Naval Ravikant - The 3 MOST DANGEROUS LIES about Success [w/ MrBeast, Kapil Gupta & Mohnish Pabrai]

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[@alphabeta8403]

9:00 Being successful 13:00 Life is finite, live simply

[@HkLY45]

All this stuff sounds great if you're independently wealthy like these guys. There is no business where you can just do what you like. You need customers, suppliers, contracts, insurance, accounting etc. You can't just live and catch 2 fish per day. You gotta pay for a place to live and food to eat. People listening to this and thinking they just just have an easy life is what causes them to be unhappy. The belief that life should be easy, when in history that has never been the case, is the source of unhappiness.

[@na-mj2xj]

You're right

[@mindsetofpoker9463]

The point isn’t to do things you love 100% of the time. It’s to find something you are interested in. All jobs have crappy aspects to them. Rodger Federer will have horrible training sessions and the pain of losing in finals everyone has bad days. You can still enjoy tennis but not love all of it. That’s what you want to find rather than jumping into an area because you think it’s easy to make money in it.

[@harshpatel4938]

That’s not what he’s saying

[@Haannibal777]

I still appreciate this clip. But not because I believe in everything presented. Instead I imagine myself going to a party with the people there sharing their different wisdom with me. At the end of the day I have access to all these wonderful perspectives and I can form my own judgment. The truth is figuring out about life is hard. Every advice is contextual.

[@annayev]

Yes and No. What Naval is trying to say is that we gotta figure out infinite leverage, namely how to make the robots do the "customers, suppliers, contracts, insurance, accounting, etc stuff" for you. And we do it best by building better judgement either through experience or fundamentals such as mental models.

[@Kiyaansh.kulkarni]

The interesting fact here is you have to find your own truth in your life, if you think someone's advice will make your life easier, that will again put your mind into mechanical mode and you will get frustrated easily.

[@PickingNuggets]

100% agree!

[@sp123]

yeah a lot of people giving "success advice" were born on 2nd or 3rd base and their knowledge isn't applicable to most people who were born in the dugout.

[@hectorquintero2870]

I have to listen to this nugget several times before I process and hopefully at a point understand this in my life. I didn't hear that hardship, or that suffering is not part of success. It seemed more centered on the idea of beliefs that if you work hard you will be successful which is being broken in this discussion. There is a lot more in this video beyond the hard work discussion that I want to digest. I need the patience to digest this message. I am still having conflict with allowing myself to hear and understand the message.

[@WellActualllyyy]

people that work at mcdonald’s work hard, often have 2 jobs and will always be broke if they stay there

[@nikolasnagy6048]

Love the videos, always high quality and well organized. The newsletters as well are excellent!

[@PickingNuggets]

thank you so much !!

[@Ryan-wf6ib]

Naval is really something special.

[@m1ndfox]

Man... I have been following since the beginning. Your vids keep getting better and better. Keep it up man! Very helpful. ❤

[@PickingNuggets]

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[@PickingNuggets]

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[@r.leeryan8755]

Irony and contradiction of the fisherman parable and final reflection is hilarious

[@ditonarendrotripranantyoku5638]

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[@PickingNuggets]

Thank you !!

[@goktugyil]

Perfectly organized these, well done!

[@PickingNuggets]

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[@jarvisrich2]

My favourite YT channel, thankyou sir 🙌

[@PickingNuggets]

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[@jarvisrich2]

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[@PickingNuggets]

Good point! So far I've only created a discord community, thanks for the tip@@jarvisrich2

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[@matteotrapella2576]

Another GREAT video. Thank you for putting it together and sharing it!

[@PickingNuggets]

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[@hongchul3340]

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[@indexplus]

You didn't see Buddha losing because he was one person. When millions step out of the game, their land, possessions, women and liberty get taken away. They are forced to convert out of the religion, the only thing they cared about, and forced to become a slave. We need to stay in the game of achieving success not just for vanity of success but to not get stepped on. The person who becomes Buddha is like the guy in a chorus that stops singing altogether.

[@ColbyMcDade]

Incredible

[@DaveNash]

great vid, you're a legend. how tf do u even make these and find diff quotes related to the same thing !? thank sfor this!

[@PickingNuggets]

Thank you so much!! I just love consuming specific content and pondering quotes haha

[@Prabal_shreemod]

Presentation skills are on different echelon!!

[@PickingNuggets]

Thank you so much Prabal !

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[@PickingNuggets]

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Ahhh finally new video from picking nugget. Thanks Julio!

[@PickingNuggets]

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[@pauoliver]

Good content, keep at it.

[@PickingNuggets]

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[@JaiThabiti]

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[@PickingNuggets]

Thank you! I use random webs to download the videos and then inside Imovie I detach the audio from the video

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[@avono5330]

0:28 yes he did????????????????

[@rationaloptimist5747]

good video

[@PickingNuggets]

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[@sincere1277]

Does this channel belongs to Ravikant ji❤

[@chan90s]

The Fisherman story is a bit off. You can't say that I'm born, ask series of qns leading to solutions and then death. Just because death is inevitable, you don't die after you are born. You need to leave some legacy, something that others can use even when you are not there

[@erwind917]

Why? What does leaving legacy achieve?

[@owlnite1557]

Fish story is greedy bankers.

[@johnwrickel]

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[@i_ezzzy]

Mr beast is a great KZbinr but I wish you didn’t include him here. He’s kinda analogous to asking a great athlete how they do what they do . Which is what the first clip warned about

[@emeraldsunmusic]

Live like the fisherman not the banker ❤😂

[@PickingNuggets]

that's the way!

[@BitAmericas]

Raise your hand if you’re reading this and you feel like you’re the laziest person here👋⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@hemanshoe-k]

Oh that mexican guy story is so so so old and redundant. What's with repeating the obvious nowadays?

[@kayumochi]

"Have you heard this story before? So laf. EVERBODY has heard that story before.

[@carolmartha8449]

Disagree , this guy has discipline down pat wrong.

[@na-mj2xj]

Everything requires effort, human brain doesn't want any hardship or the idea of suffering. Discipline is necessary to get things done. You can do all this nonsense,bs and stuck in a loop watching these videos. At the end discipline , grit, effort get things done. Even the people speaking in the video went through that phase. Just do it.

[@SirDrey-lw9si]

I like the fact that you’re a naval fan and didn’t follow blindly

[@mitchrapp5214]

Easier to disciplined doing something you love is the point Otherwise you will burn out at some point

[@realnapster1522]

Path of least resistance does mean something. People will enjoy coding will do it regardless of income. But some people just do it for money. So eventually results produced by such people diverges from that produced by someone who enjoyed them.

[@complexysr]

Does genuine obsession not create discipline?

[@tawsifahmed1070]

You’re actually wrong. I became a financially comfortable software developer through obsession of my craft. At the start I studied and programmed like 12 hours a day, but not because I forced myself to. There was no discipline. I couldn’t help it. I just wanted to so it was automatic. Naval and Kapil are right. And now, I don’t try to be diciplined at all. And yet, I get more done and I feel better than I have ever before. I could program 2 hours a day and get more done than the output I created after 3 days of work 7 years ago. But now, if I want to work 12 hours, I will. And it’s not by forcing myself or through discipline. It’s an obsession for me. I don’t have a choice. I don’t try to work hard and I don’t work hard but from the outside it will look like I work hard lol. Hard work is for suckers. I achieved things (too high school, good college) through discipline but those things never lasted or amounted to anything. I didn’t even study programming in school. But, feel free to struggle and be disciplined. I refuse to ever let myself be disciplined. I live life in easy mode. I don’t think you’ll ever understand based on what you said and you will suffer your whole life for it. I don’t care. It’s your life. You work hard and be diciplined while I do what I want when I want how I want and get what I want.

[@avono5330]

0:28 yes he did????????????????