Brand new 3+ hour episode now live with @naval 🚀
This has been a very long time coming.
Shot in downtown San Francisco in a beautiful old library room. We brought in a fantastic steady cam operator so there’s some incredible roaming shots which really bring this one to life. Gorgeous buttery tones throughout.
Expect to learn the true price of success, whether sacrificing your happiness is worth it, what advice Naval would give to his younger self, what the true source of unhappiness is for most people, how to overcome low self-esteem, what Naval would add to his ‘How To Get Rich’ thread, how to become comfortable being unapologetically selfish, what Naval sees as the next big trends in science and technology, his take on the escalating culture wars, how to get comfortable with death and overcoming grief, the best and worst ways to spend your wealth and much more…
Watch now on YouTube and Spotify x
In high-stakes meetings, it’s not the most skilled or talented who dominates.
It’s those with subtle influence.
If you want to lead when it matters most, master this:
The psychology of persuasive authority.
Here’s how it works:
You’re not in control of your decisions.
This Nobel Prize winner spent 37+ years proving it.
He exposed a psychological flaw in human decision-making.
Once you see it, you can’t unsee it.
And you'll question every decision you've ever made: 🧵
In 2019, everyone laughed at Kim Kardashian's shapewear brand.
'Just another celebrity product'
'It'll fail in 6 months'
'No one needs this'
Today, SKIMS is worth $4 billion.
Here's how they did it with zero traditional advertising: 🧵
ChatGPT knows tons of frameworks that can help you with strategic thinking and analysis.
Try using some of these frameworks in your prompts.
Example Prompt: “Use Porter's Five Forces Focusing on [your specific industry]”
@elonmusk If you want to change someone's mind, first change their mood. In a relaxed state the mind can entertain possibilities that it can't afford to under conditions of anxiety.