Core Principles
- Money is a tool, not the goal—use it to build freedom, not as the end itself.
- Time is your most valuable asset—invest it where it compounds.
- Freedom begins with knowledge—question assumptions and never stop learning.
- Failure is feedback—embrace it, learn from it, and move forward stronger.
- Health underpins everything—mental clarity and bodily well-being power all your pursuits.
Actionable Wisdom
- Build habits, not goals—small daily improvements compound over years.
- Automate good choices—whether saving, investing, or learning, remove friction.
- Seek diverse perspectives—challenge your beliefs to find hidden blind spots.
- Simplify complexity—distill problems to their core drivers before acting.
- Prioritize peace of mind—reduce commitments that don’t align with your values.
On Relationships & Leadership
- Listen more than you speak—understanding others starts with real listening.
- Lead by example—demonstrate the standards you expect from others.
- Show empathy—seek to understand the emotions behind the words.
- Build trust incrementally—consistency is the foundation of any strong bond.
- Say “thank you” often—gratitude is a simple practice with profound effects.
Tech & Innovation
- Embrace change—technology evolves fast; adaptability is your superpower.
- Be skeptical of “this time it’s different”—history often rhymes more than it repeats.
- Prototype quickly—fail fast, learn faster, and iterate toward what works.
- Share knowledge freely—open ecosystems accelerate collective progress.
- Balance optimism with realism—dream big, but plan for concrete steps.
“The best way to predict the future is to build it.”
— Attributed to Alan Kay, embraced by innovators everywhere.