Being "a good saver" DOESN'T make you good with money

Money was supposed to provide safety. Instead, an obsession with money made me feel anxious and inadequate...   I was also setting myself up to feel miserable. Because, frankly, I haven’t been very good at money—at making it, compounding it, keeping track of it, and protecting it. Using money as a scorecard was bound to lead to perpetual ... See more

You just need to be smart enough to understand that your success is more about your courage than your intelligence.

if you're insanely talented at something but nobody gets it, it's worth paying someone who's insanely talented at marketing/comms to translate, frame, package that talent into something that people appreciate

always suspicious of young people who are points guys. same with tax obsessive. lack appreciation of opportunity cost of your attention

“You’re doing it all wrong,” said someone doing nothing at all.