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The first key concept introduced by Naval Ravikant is "specific knowledge." This refers to knowledge that cannot be easily taught or replicated. Specific knowledge is discovered through the exploration of one's authentic interests, passions, and curiosities, rather than through conventional education or trending topics in society. Ravikant emphasizes that individuals should focus on what feels like play to them, even if it appears as work to others.
For instance, the author encourages readers to reflect on what activities they effortlessly engaged in during childhood—such as creating, teaching, or an insatiable curiosity for a particular subject. Each person harbors a unique blend of skills and knowledge that can facilitate their journey towards financial independence.