@lifemathmoney- "There is more to learn from dead people than people who are alive simply because they have nothing to hide, they are already dead."

@armanitalks- "All advice sounds like good advice when you lack experience."

The most awaited podcast is here

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How to create great content

Get experience.

The more experience you have the better the content you create.

Stay in your lane.

Don't talk about things you know nothing about.

How to create a great product

Create something a small proportion of people REALLY like,

not what a large proportion of people "KIND OF LIKES"

The first creates a money,

the second only waste.

How to deal with social media mobs

Know that there are three groups of people. They either-

1. Hate you.
2. Are indifferent towards you, or
3. Love you

BLOCK the haters

IGNORE the indifferent ones

DOUBLE DOWN on those who love you

How to think critically

Have a set of foundational beliefs/ philosophies that guide your thinking.

Test them against reality.

Keep what works, discard what doesn't.

How to turn your hobby into cash

Niche down. Then niche down again.

Find the people who "REALLY" like what you do.

Be consistent.

Don't quit too soon.

*the last one is important*

How to develop social skills

Practice with people you will never meet again. For example- at bars, parks, subways, etc

Develop thick skin. There are almost no downsides to it.

Advice to 20-year-olds

HEALTH and MONEY should be your priorities for a long time. They are the cornerstone for everything good in life.

Lift weights.

Read a lot of books.

Start a business. You either end up creating an extra cashflow or you learn. Win-win.

Suggested Readings-

BLOGS

"The Four Burners Theory" by @JamesClear

"The 1000 True Fans Theory" by @kevin2kelly

BOOKS

"The 4 Hour Workweek" by @tferriss

"The Autobiography of Ben Franklin" by Ben Franklin

"Poor Charlie's Almanack" by Charlie Munger

Here is the link to the full podcast

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