read what you love until you love to read.

Genuine

Yes. In How to Get Rich (without getting lucky) (2018), “Read What You Love Until You Love to Read”, Naval’s first answer, paragraph introducing the omitted tweet.

Checked against Naval Ravikant in conversation with Nivi, “Read What You Love Until You Love to Read”, Naval, 3 April 2019, published transcript in the How to Get Rich series, Naval’s first answer, paragraph beginning “So, the tweet that is left out”, in a full-text transcription.

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How to Get Rich (without getting lucky), 2018
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“Read What You Love Until You Love to Read”, Naval’s first answer, paragraph introducing the omitted tweet
Source
Naval Ravikant in conversation with Nivi, “Read What You Love Until You Love to Read”, Naval, 3 April 2019, published transcript in the How to Get Rich series, Naval’s first answer, paragraph beginning “So, the tweet that is left out”
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In a full-text transcription

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Nivi brings together several of Ravikant’s comments on continuous learning. Ravikant supplies an omitted tweet and explains that enjoyable books establish the reading habit before more demanding material becomes appealing. He later recommends strengthening basic understanding rather than pretending to understand advanced books.

What it means

Begin with material that genuinely interests you so that reading becomes a durable habit and makes further self-education easier.

Often misread

It is advice about how to start and sustain reading, not a rule to avoid difficult books forever. The discussion goes on to curiosity, foundational subjects and learning to understand unfamiliar material.

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Naval Ravikant, How to Get Rich (without getting lucky) (2018), “Read What You Love Until You Love to Read”, Naval’s first answer, paragraph introducing the omitted tweet. Checked at Quotogeny, https://quotogeny.com/q/read-what-you-love-until-you-love-to-read/ (28 October 2026).

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