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My personal formula for happiness is: Do more things I enjoy and from which I receive creative satisfaction. Divided by the things that I don't enjoy.

One of two things (sometimes a bit of both) can unite great investors: process and randomness (luck). Unfortunately, there is not much we can learn from randomness, as it has no predictive power. But the process we should study and learn from.

Emotions have two troublesome effects on me. 1. They distort probabilities; so even if my intellectual capacity to analyze a problem is not impacted, my brain may be solving a distorted problem. 2. My IQ is not constant, and my ability to process information effectively

There is a saying in basketball: You cannot teach height. In investing, you cannot teach passion.

Investment strategy is like a piece of tight clothing: Just because it fits and looks good on someone else, doesn’t mean it’s a good fit for you. Your investment strategy has to fit your personality; it has to wrap around your biases and life experiences. You’ll only discover

Invest, don’t gamble. Do the analysis with the diligence and care that you would bring to investing your parents’ retirement savings.

Love this story by Jony Ive about Steve Jobs: Focus isn’t something you decide to have on Monday morning; it’s an every-minute discipline: Why are we talking about this? This is what we’re working on. When you commit to that level of focus, you can achieve an extraordinary

Writing has transformed me as an investor. It forces me to organize my thoughts, challenge my assumptions, and dive deeper into my analysis. It’s not just about putting words on paper; it’s about thinking critically and clearly. When you explain something in writing, you often

I love waking up on Saturday mornings and immersing myself in an endless YouTube journey into classical music. myfavoriteclassical.com/bach-concerto-…

I’m a big believer in scarcity and constraints. My kids get limited allowances, always less than they think they need. For instance, my 18-year-old daughter gets $20 a week – just enough to visit Starbucks twice. This scarcity motivated her to get a job at a coffee shop and

Develop valuable skills, create more value than you cost, and always look for ways to improve.

If I managed only a small amount of my own money, I’d likely do a worse job than I do for clients.

great note by Vitaliy Katsenelson: Tariffs, Debt, and a Recession by Design - The Intellectual Investor - Value Investing by Vitaliy Katsenelson investor.fm/tariffs-debt-a…

People fail to realize that the principal thing you can learn from a professor is how to be a professor—and the chief thing you can learn from, say, a life coach or inspirational speaker is how to become a life coach or inspirational speaker. --> Nassim Nicholas Taleb