There Is Nothing To Fear From Truth....being

It's More Important To Do Big Things Well Than To Do Small Things Perfectly.

This Is My Year Of Transition From What I'm Calling The Second Phase Of My Life To The Third Phase Of My Life. And I Wanted To Pass It Along. What I Mean By That Is, In The First Days Of Your Life You're Dependent On Others And You Learn. You're Basically A Kid, Depending On Your Parents. In The Second Phase Of Your Life, You're Working And Others Are Dependent On You And You're Trying To Be Successful. And Then When You Go To The Third Phase Of Your Life It's No Longer As Much Of A Kick To Be Successful. There's A Natural, Instinctual Desire To Help Other People Be Successful.

I Think Meditation Has Been The Single Biggest Reason For Whatever Success Ive Had

Imagine If You Had Baseball Cards That Showed All The Performance Stats For Your People: Batting Averages, Home Runs, Errors, Eras, Win/loss Records. You Could See What They Did Well And Poorly And Call On The Right People To Play The Right Positions In A Very Transparent Way.

The Biggest Mistake Investors Make Is To Believe That What Happened In The Recent Past Is Likely To Persist. They Assume That Something That Was A Good Investment In The Recent Past Is Still A Good Investment. Typically, High Past Returns Simply Imply That An Asset Has Become More Expensive And Is A Poorer, Not Better, Investment.