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“Moderately fast growers (20% to 25%) in nongrowth industries are ideal investments.” — Peter Lynch

"We really like the decision to be obvious enough to us that it doesn’t require making a detailed calculation." — Warren Buffett "If you cannot decide, the answer is no." — Naval Ravikant

“The most valuable personal finance asset is not needing to impress anyone.” — Morgan Housel

“All there is to investing is picking good stocks at good times and staying with them as long as they remain good companies.” — Warren Buffett

“You’ve gotta keep control of your time, and you can’t unless you say 'No.' You can’t let people set your agenda in life.” — Warren Buffett ✍️ The most successful individuals in life say "No" to almost everything.

Ray Dalio on 5 decisions we must make to embrace truth (reality as it is):

“The only way for investors to significantly outperform is to periodically stand far apart from the crowd.” — Howard Marks

Buffett: "One investment rule at Berkshire has not and will not change: Never risk permanent loss of capital." 2 tips to do this: 1. Strive to "Make a couple of good decisions" during our lifetimes (Less is more). 2. "Avoid serious mistakes" (Always invert).

"To me, saving was as natural as breathing: I knew when I saved $10 I was really saving $100 or $1,000 because of the future growth." — Charlie Munger

"Almost all good businesses have occasions where they’re making today look a little worse than today would otherwise be, to help tomorrow." — Charlie Munger

“Most great investments begin in discomfort...” — Howard Marks

"What matters in life isn't how frequently one is 'right' about outcomes, but how much one makes when one is right." — Nassim Taleb

"We don't have to be smarter than the rest. We have to be more disciplined than the rest." — Warren Buffett One of the biggest misconceptions investors have about investing: They believe intelligence is the top skill. Of course, intelligence can be an invaluable asset. But

“Bulls make more than bears, so if anything being an optimist about life and about things in general is a great attribute as an investor. You just can’t be starry-eyed and naive.” — Stanley Druckenmiller

“Ninety-nine percent of investors shouldn’t try to get rich too quickly—it’s too risky. Try to get rich slowly.” —John Templeton

"You don’t have to be an expert on every company, or even many—you only have to be able to evaluate companies within your circle of competence. The size of that circle is not very important; knowing its boundaries, however, is vital." — Warren Buffett

"The unsophisticated investor who is realistic about his shortcomings is likely to obtain better long-term results than the knowledgeable professional who is blind to even a single weakness." — Warren Buffett

How Warren Buffett finds investment opportunities:

“I deal in facts—not forecasting the future.” — Peter Lynch

“Price is what you pay. Value is what you get.” — Warren Buffett