N Ravikant Quotes

#1. One thing I've learned: we don't stumble accidentally into an amazing life. It takes decision, a commitment to consistently work on ourselves.

Kamal Ravikant

#2. The insights we receive when going silent, it's our gift to ourselves. Returning and living them, sharing them, that is our gift to the world.

Kamal Ravikant

#3. So I ask myself the question, "if I loved myself, truly and deeply, what would I do?" I love this question. There is no threat, no right or wrong answer, only an invitation to my truth in this present moment.

Kamal Ravikant

#4. It's almost always possible to be honest and positive.

Naval Ravikant

#5. Knowledge is never enough. Even action, if it's just following a prescribed way, will never fully express your potential.

Kamal Ravikant

#6. When we go all in, we find the answers. They're in us.

Kamal Ravikant

#7. Forget demolishing the grooves of the past. What you're creating is a new groove so deep, so powerful, that your thoughts will automatically flow down this one.

Kamal Ravikant

#8. If I loved myself truly and deeply, would I let myself experience this?

Kamal Ravikant

#9. I don't actually read a lot of books. I pick up a lot of books and only get through a few, which form the foundation of my knowledge.

Naval Ravikant

#10. Confidence comes from crossing thresholds.

Kamal Ravikant

#11. The truth is to love yourself with the same intensity you would use to pull yourself up if you were hanging off a cliff with your fingers.

Kamal Ravikant

#12. When your sense of self and happiness comes from within and isn't a roller coaster ride dependent on others or circumstances, you approach life differently. You make better choices. You draw to you the people and situations that matter. The others, they fall away.

Kamal Ravikant

#13. There is one rule, though: once you discover your truth, you have to go all in. Fully. Every single chip.

Kamal Ravikant

#14. Truth makes you rise to new heights, no matter where you are.

Kamal Ravikant

#15. Memory is not set in stone. Any neuroscientist will tell you that. The more you remember something, especially if it's emotionally charged, the more you will reinforce the pathways connecting the neurons. Simply put, the more you think about it, the more you feel it, the stronger the memory.

Kamal Ravikant

#16. If there is one lesson I've learned from failure and success, it's this. I am not the outcome. I am never the result. I am only the effort.

Kamal Ravikant

#17. How do you find peace?" I ask.
"I say 'yes,'" he says.
"To all that happens, I say 'yes.

Kamal Ravikant

#18. Life is a series of choices and all we can do is make them.

Kamal Ravikant

#19. Success and failure come and go, but don't let them define you. It's who you are that matters.

Kamal Ravikant

#20. The only rule is that truth must empower you, make you better in every way possible.

Kamal Ravikant

#21. Decide what your truth is. Then live it.

Kamal Ravikant

#22. As long as it works, it's valid.

Kamal Ravikant

#23. Our mission is to help founders and anyone or anything that helps founders helps us with our mission.

Naval Ravikant

#24. I think it just helps to be very aware that fundamentally, there are no adults. Everyone is making it up as they go along. You have to find your own path, picking, choosing, taking and discarding as you see fit.

Naval Ravikant

#25. I think perhaps a better thing to want is fulfillment. A deeper state, one that comes from within, from being your best self. From living life the way you really wish to live it. Then, happiness emanates from within as a byproduct. Naturally.

Kamal Ravikant

#26. If there's a definition of freedom, I think it's this: living life on your terms.

Kamal Ravikant

#27. It's easy to wish for health when you're sick. When you're doing well, you need just as much vigilance.

Kamal Ravikant

#28. Beautiful irony. Fall in love with yourself. Let your love express itself and the world will beat a path to your door to fall in love with you.

Kamal Ravikant

#29. The greatest achievement of humanity is the human spirit.

Kamal Ravikant

#30. So I return to the question, "if I loved myself, truly and deeply, what would I do?" The answer comes easy: I'd fly. Fly as high as I possibly can. Then, I'd fly higher.

Kamal Ravikant