“A great way to understand yourself is to seriously reflect on everything you find irritating in others.” – Kevin Kelly

“The happiness of most people is not ruined by great catastrophes or fatal errors, but by the repetition of slowly destructive little things.” – Ernest Dimnet

“It doesn’t take much to convince us that we are smart and healthy, but it takes a lot of facts to convince us of the opposite.” – Dan Gilbert

“Insecurity is the mother of greed.” – Will Durant

“The greater the ignorance, the greater the dogmatism.” – William Osler

“Better to get your dopamine from improving your ideas than having them validated. “ – Nat Friedman

“It’s good to have people in your life who you don’t want to disappoint.” – Warren Buffett

“The thing that is least perceived about wealth is that all pleasure in money ends at the point where economy becomes unnecessary. The man who can buy anything he covets, without any consultation with his banker, values nothing that he buys.” – William Dawson

“Assuming you rise to the top, please remember: what made you great may not be appropriate for the next generation.” – Richard Hamming

“Nobody gives a shit about anything except how they feel.” – Will Smith

“I believe pretty strongly that your overarching aim in life and work is to always be making yourself obsolete.” – Tim Hanson

“Your capacity for gratitude is inversely proportional to your sense of entitlement.” – Mark Brooks

“Your calendar is a better measure of success than your bank account.” – James Clear

“The purpose of life is to experience things for which you will later experience nostalgia.” – FedSpeak

“The way to be safe is to never be secure.” – Ben Franklin

“Write your obituary, then work backwards to live it.” – Buffett