Naval is very dense, but also very brief. I have a lot to think about, but I also I feel like I need expansions of his thoughts. From time to time it feels like he is saying big, simple and dense things that might not be true.

Some notes:
1. Seek peace, not happiness.
2. Peace comes from understanding/truth.
3. More good decision making, less time spent working.
4. There is no math or algorithm to happiness, it is more like a poem. It is very contextual, and understanding happiness is more of a holistic/general grasp rather than formulations of reason.