When investing, look for asymmetrical opportunities.

Where you have a downside of $1, but an upside of $3 or $5 or $10.

Coupled with favorable probabilities that lead to a satisfying expected value, good things tend to happen.

If you make investing mistakes with little money, you won‘t make them later with more money.

Read books, educate yourself, but then jump in and learn from experience.

Most people are self-limiting. We underrate ourselves. Shortchange ourselves. Sell ourselves short.

It's our duty to use the talents that we have.

It's not a matter of adding stuff. It's a matter of removal. Removing what's blocking us.

We can do way more than we think.

„Think progress, not perfection.“ — Ryan Holiday