7 Books Recommendations by Naval Ravikant That You Should Read Now

Think what you should be doing before doing.

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You must have heard about the badass thinker and the calm angel investor, Naval Ravikant.

He hooked everyone’s attention onto him with his Twitter Storm — How to Get Rich (without getting lucky).

The man himself is an incredible human being with his on-the-point values to be happy and have an unconventional look at life.

He credits most of his success to the books he read. When he was a kid, Naval spent the whole evening in a library reading all kinds of books kept there after school.

Naval recommends a tremendous amount of books in various podcasts, his tweets, and different interviews.

Here are seven books that I think you should read now.

1. Poor Charlie’s Almanack: The Wit and Wisdom of Charles T. Munger

This masquerades as a business book, but it’s really just Charlie Munger’s (of Berkshire Hathaway) advice on overcoming oneself to live a successful and virtuous life.

— Naval