Why Should You Consult Your Educational Choices With Me?
- arkadiuszkalinowski
- Apr 1, 2025
- 3 min read
Naval Ravikant’s interview, “You Have One Life, Don’t Settle for Mediocrity,” offers valuable insights that speak to anyone considering their future. This reflection highlights why I am offering you education consulting and why you should not hesitate to book at least one session.
The Long Cycles of Education and Career
Naval emphasizes that life is composed of long cycles, such as the multi-year commitment to a job or the four to five years required to earn a degree. Despite such significant time investments, many people rush their decisions and position themselves for inevitable future regrets.

The true Test of Intelligence: Achieve What You Want
Naval begins the interview by stating that the ultimate test of intelligence is achieving what you want in life, which involves two key aspects: understanding how to attain your goals and, more importantly, knowing what is truly worth pursuing.
Yet, the sheer number of choices can feel overwhelming, and the pressure to make the right decision only grows. So how do we make the right choice while keeping our options open, embracing our adaptive nature, and acknowledging the ever-changing world around us?
What if I offer you an inspiring path—one tailored to your interests and strengths, sparking your curiosity? A path that channels your focus toward excelling in your high school finals, leading you to a well-defined bachelor’s degree. One that ultimately takes you on an incredible two-year journey across Europe's top universities, fully funded by a stipend that covers your living expenses. Imagine being surrounded by like-minded, hardworking peers and guided by the best professors in the field. Doesn’t that excite you? Wouldn’t that make you proud of yourself? And wouldn’t it make your parents proud too?
And what if you change your mind afterward? Let’s think about it. You will have completed both levels of higher education—an essential qualification for most careers worldwide. You will have graduated from one of the most prestigious programs available in Europe, and you will have optimized your finances so efficiently that you’ll have every reason to congratulate yourself.

It is about right information and well-informed choices.
I guess you have already decided that you won't get that scholarship because you're not good enough. It is natural to be pessimistic—it’s hardwired into our evolutionary psychology. In the past, one mistake could mean losing your life or endangering your tribe. But today, failing in business or making the wrong career move, as long as you eventually align yourself with what you love and commit to excellence, it is okay.
This is a call for getting the right information, at the right time and for the right reason. And I hope it will stimulate your commitment to excellence and reward you with a spectacular academic experience.




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