The $650,000 I paid for lunch with Warren Buffett was the best investment I ever made. Not because of anything he said — because of how it changed the way I think.

I moved to Zurich to get away from the noise. The best investment decisions I've ever made were made in silence.

Investing is 80% psychology and 20% analysis. Most people spend all their time on the 20%.

Your environment shapes your decisions more than your intelligence does. Design your environment before you design your portfolio.

Early in my career, I was trying to be Gordon Gekko. That was the most expensive mistake I ever made.

The goal isn't to be the smartest investor in the room. The goal is to build a life where you can think clearly when everyone else is panicking.