- Money comes naturally as a result of service.
- Ordinary things, done with extraordinary focus, over an extraordinary period of time.
- Find an earned secret and exploit it for two or three decades.
- Be a professional opportunist.
- Opportunity arrives after a loss.
- The best financial decisions are not financial decisions.
- You don't need to be a genius; you just need to collect more information.
- Reading is not hard—pick up a book and stare at it. If you're not doing that, you're not serious.
- Wise people don't solve problems; they avoid them.
- Genius has the fewest moving parts.
- Those at the margins often come to control the center.
- Mute the world, build your own.
- Don't do anything that someone else can do.
- A natural monopoly is ideal, but if not, take an oligopoly.
- Invest heavily in the technologies of the day.
- Ideas that are easy to understand are easy to spread.
- Make yourself easy to interface with.
- Relationships run the world.
- History doesn’t repeat; human nature does.
- Quality of your life is the direct result of the quality of your decisions.