I love it, man. Naval Ravikant, otherwise known, aka Naval Ravikant, but Naval Ravikant, at Naval on Twitter, N-A And he has the podcast, of course, Naval, N-A You can find that anywhere you find your podcasts, the blog, nav.al. Previous conversations we've had, and we've had quite a few, you can just search Naval on the website, tim.blog forward slash Naval. Anything else you would like to add? Any other resources, places people can say hello on the internet, recommendations, asks of the audience, Naval?

I'm mostly on Twitter. Eric Jorgensen recently put out a book which had a bunch of my sayings called The Almanac of Naval Ravikant. It was very nice of him. I don't make any money off of it. It's free on the internet. You can just download it, I think, at Navalmanac. Clever little turn of phrase. Yeah, I think that's it. We'll see you on the interwebs. I wish everybody has a wealthy, healthy, and happy life. Go get it. Thanks

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