"For most investors, the best strategy is not the one that will give you the highest returns but a good one you can stick to through difficult times." Joel Greenblatt

"The biggest thing about making money is time. You don't have to be particularly smart," You just have to be patient." ~ Warren Buffet

"Knowing what you don't know is much more useful in life and business than being brilliant." — Charlie Munger

“In my whole life, I’ve never succeeded much in what I wasn’t interested in. So I don’t think you're going to succeed if what you’re doing all day doesn’t interest you." — Charlie Munger

“The ideal business is one that earns very high returns on capital and that keeps using lots of capital at those high returns. That becomes a compounding machine.” — Warren Buffett

"Investing lies at the intersection of economics and psychology—the place where net present value meets greed and fear." — Seth Klarman

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

People measure the risk and cost of taking action but rarely the risk and cost of doing nothing. This keeps people poorer than they ought to be.

“Change is never painful, only the resistance to change is painful.” ― Buddha

Harsh reality: People with no control over their finances will always work for those who do.

"You would be better off if you got a punch card with 20 punches on it—and every financial decision you made you used up a punch. You would think a long time before every investment decision. You would make good ones and you’d make big ones." — Warren Buffett

“If I had to name one factor that dominates human bad decisions, it would be what I call denial.” "The reality is too painful to bear, so you just distort it until it’s bearable. We all do that to some extent..." — Charlie Munger

90% of investing success is the ability to manage your emotions.

Here's my take on the portfolio transparency issue: If you continually claim that you're some investing god that makes 10x returns on every company, and that you have a long history of super-successful investments, and you sell expensive courses based on this perceived

We overestimate what extraordinary companies can achieve in 1 year and drastically underestimate what they can achieve in 5 and 10 years.

Any amount of intelligence can be overridden by: ego, insecurity, immorality, bad incentives, or impatience, usually in that order.

How good you are at money isn't determined at birth. It's a skill you can learn like any other.