Book Review - The Sovereign Individual by Charley Munger

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The journey to quantum gravity, by carlo rovelli is the best book i've in the last year. Physics, poetry, philosophy and history packaged in a very accessible form. The enlightened perspective, dream state trilogy,. Jed mkenna's notebook. Everything by kapel gupta. M d Capil recently became a personal adviser and coax to me. A master's secret whispers for those who seek the truth about life and living.

This final episode of The Almanack of Naval Ravikant includes Naval’s favorite books, his recommended reading, and more thoughts. This is a great resource to view Naval’s influences, and to find books to read deeper on key ideas from the book: investing, mental models, happiness, philosophy, and science. You’ll notice authors like Matt Ridley, Nassim Taleb, Richard Feynman, and more as well as some blog posts from Naval in this Epilogue.

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Artwork and illustrations by Jack Butcher of @VisualizeValue

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Important Quotes from the podcast on Books:

The truth is, I don’t read for self-improvement. I read out of curiosity and interest. The best book is the one you’ll devour. - Naval Ravikant

Read enough, and you become a connoisseur. Then you naturally gravitate more toward theory, concepts, nonfiction. - Naval Ravikant

I always spent money on books. I never viewed that as an expense. That’s an investment to me. - Naval Ravikant

If you eat, invest, and think according to what the “news” advocates, you’ll end up nutritionally, financially, and morally bankrupt. - Naval Ravikant