Everybody's Life Is Either Rewarding

The Average American Thinks Billionaire Investors Are Going To Be Right Based On Some Talking Head. They Invest And They Have No Backup Plan. Americans Think These Guys Are Giant Risk-takers. The Truth Is They Believe In Taking As Little Risk As Humanly Possible, For The Maximum Amount Of Upside. They're Looking For That Spread Of Disproportionate Risk-reward.

Your Current Conditions Do Not Reflect Your Ultimate Potential, But Rather The Size And Quality Of Goals Upon Which You Currently Are Focusing.

People Are Rewarded In Public For What The Practice For Years In Private.

The Biggest Thing I Did Was That I Used To Go To The Library. I Fed My Mind Every Day.

If You Want To Play The Game And Win, You've Got To Play 'full Out.' You've Got To Be Willing To Feel Stupid, And You've Got To Be Willing To Try Things That Might Not Work - And If They Don't Work, Be Willing To Change Your Approach. Otherwise, How Could You Innovate, How Could You Grow, How Could You Discovery Who You Really Are?