The more you know about a certain topic, the more you know that you don’t know. You realise what it will take to get good at this thing which is all of your time, energy, focus, and everything.
So now, you don’t have time and energy for other things.
Thanks Aman, but here's the thing - If I'd want to read a 10 page structured actionable framework on how to discover ikigai and never look back, what would you want me to read? Maybe you'll write an article, I'll be glad to read!
Thanks Aman, but here's the thing - If I'd want to read a 10 page structured actionable framework on how to discover ikigai and never look back, what would you want me to read? Maybe you'll write an article, I'll be glad to read!
Sure why not, actually it's not a article, it's a whole structured cognitive system it's for who you are... But you have to wait a little bit....... I'll personally remind you very soon.
Tweet 12 is the one that changes how you think about competition. Most people try to win the game as defined. Redefining what you do until you're #1 is how you sidestep the race entirely.
The 'learn to sell + learn to build' combo is real. But the sequence matters — judgment has to come first. Leverage amplifies whatever you already are. Most people want the audience, the capital, the team before they've figured out what they actually think. Then they wonder why scale makes everything worse.
I didnt get this one, The more you know, the less you'll diversify.
The more you know about a certain topic, the more you know that you don’t know. You realise what it will take to get good at this thing which is all of your time, energy, focus, and everything.
So now, you don’t have time and energy for other things.
The more you know, the more you will realize that you don't have to know everything.
Make sense! Realised at 30!
A calm mind, a fit body, and a house full of love. These things cannot be bought. They must be earned
One of my favorite quote "The more you learn, the more you realize how little you truly know"
The more you learn, the more you realize knowing everything isn't necessary.
Thanks Aman, but here's the thing - If I'd want to read a 10 page structured actionable framework on how to discover ikigai and never look back, what would you want me to read? Maybe you'll write an article, I'll be glad to read!
And how does one actually figure it out?
The answer begins with you. Understand yourself and your purpose, and you'll find the way. Better yet, discover your Ikigai.
Thanks Aman, but here's the thing - If I'd want to read a 10 page structured actionable framework on how to discover ikigai and never look back, what would you want me to read? Maybe you'll write an article, I'll be glad to read!
Sure why not, actually it's not a article, it's a whole structured cognitive system it's for who you are... But you have to wait a little bit....... I'll personally remind you very soon.
And for now find your roots…..
Thanks! Will be waiting
Tweet 12 is the one that changes how you think about competition. Most people try to win the game as defined. Redefining what you do until you're #1 is how you sidestep the race entirely.
Naval bumper
The 'learn to sell + learn to build' combo is real. But the sequence matters — judgment has to come first. Leverage amplifies whatever you already are. Most people want the audience, the capital, the team before they've figured out what they actually think. Then they wonder why scale makes everything worse.
"29. A calm mind, a fit body, and a house full of love. These things cannot be bought. They must be earned."
Abso-fvcking-lutey!
Naval is extremely brilliant.
I love it!