Becoming uncommon among the uncommon. 6 miles @ 135 BPM — recovery day Sunday. 99 degrees, feels like 110. #StayHard

Incredible weekend in Rockaway Beach. Thank you to Jamo for having me! Gorgeous commute this AM. Something incredible about sunrises...

Patient, yet persistent. On to Level II!

Finally made it to Montauk — terrible traffic coming in, but glad to be here.

Some perfect reading at the beach — phenomenal O'Shaughnessy Asset Management piece by Chris Meredith explaining Value’s underperformance for the last 12 years and what to expect in years to come. 👍🏻

A must listen for your Monday AM: Great dialogue between John Mihaljevic and Michael Mauboussin covering multi-disciplinary thought. moiglobal.com/michael-maubou…

Main takeaway from marathon training thus far: Your body can take the strain, your heart has the capacity, but most important... being able to mentally compete and finish.

Really nothing like Yankees / Sox at Fenway. Such a historic ballpark and great sitting close to the Pesky Pole.

Thought it’d be a good idea to be a Good Samaritan and help an elderly woman get her bag from the overhead compartment on Amtrak. Look back to my seat and see a gentleman running away with my AirPods — sure am happy it’s the weekend!

First #MFTF in the books and I will certainly never forget it. Glad to do it with this crew, with the entire Wes Gray 🇺🇸 team and in rememberance of all of those who sacrificed their lives for our Freedom! #IronSharpensIron

Little bit of #MFTF recovery on this beautiful Monday AM — next stop, NYC Marathon! #EmbraceTheSuck #IronSharpensIron

Getting geared up for the Baron Funds Investment Conference with cattlecapital — jam-packed lineup of speakers.

Still can’t get over how some humans think it’s alright to listen to a video, on full volume, on public transportation...

Now one week removed from the NYC Marathon. Body feels good and hit the road today, feeling refreshed. Thank you to Family and Friends that generously donated to critical cancer research at Sloan Kettering! What a beautiful day it was and can’t wait for next year.

Have you ever placed your utmost trust in a mug handle and have it rip your heart out?

I previously internalized, “Rather be early than late.” Yes, in concept, it’s not good to be late — but being early for everything, on aggregate, is a waste of time. 5-minutes early to each meeting of the day certainly adds up. The better frame of mind is “be timely.”

The thing I’ll miss the most about Masters Week is napping intermittently to the soothing voice of Jim Nantz. Well, I guess that’s what I miss about Golf, in general...

What an unbelievable night it was -- unforgettable.

Speak Less, Observe More.

Five years ago, today — time really does fly. Loyola Freshmen 8+ at Dad Vails. The bucket hat was a look...