Dan Martell - December 28, 2023


What I learned From Naval Ravikant about Leverage

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Dan Martell
Mentioned
Naval Ravikant
The higher you go, the more people stop supporting you Don’t do for yourself what you wouldn’t do for someone else

Episode Stats


Length

55 seconds

Words per minute

177.87

Word count

165

Sentence count

19


Summary

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I moved to San Francisco because I wanted to understand how these 20-year-olds built billion dollar companies. And I met a guy named Naval Ravikant. I remember I was talking to him once about leverage. The best entrepreneurs have the biggest output for unit of time. And this is what I learned.

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00:00:00.000 I moved to San Francisco because I wanted to understand how these 20 year olds built billion
00:00:05.400 dollar companies. And I meet a guy named Naval Ravikant. I remember I was talking to him once
00:00:09.420 about leverage. The best entrepreneurs have the biggest output for unit of time. And this is what
00:00:17.680 I learned. Naval taught me this. There's only four master skills to creating leverage. Number one,
00:00:24.300 capital. If I have money, I have incredible leverage. And number two is code, automation and
00:00:29.200 AI, that fits in that bucket. Code, software. Three is content. I can create a system. An SOP
00:00:36.560 takes me an hour to create. And if I have a hundred employees, that one system can train
00:00:41.260 a hundred people without extra effort from me. The fourth is collaboration. It's people. Once
00:00:46.620 I understood this, I understood I only had four things to go become world-class at and I could
00:00:51.000 have anything I want in my life. Code, capital, content, collaboration.