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I Don't Think There Is Such A Thing As The Perfect System.

In The End, What Matters Most Is That The People You Work With Share Your Values, So I've Wanted People Who Value The Meaningful Work And Meaningful Relationships That Always Motivated Me In Building Bridgewater.

With The Media, We Don't Know What's True, And We Don't Have Radical Transparency Because We're Seeing Everything Through Somebody Else's Eyes. There's No Other Industry That Has As Much Power And As Much Freedom And As Little Quality Control. I Can't Imagine How Anyone Could Not Think That's A Problem.

This Is My Year Of Transition From What I'm Calling The Second Phase Of My Life To The Third Phase Of My Life. And I Wanted To Pass It Along. What I Mean By That Is, In The First Days Of Your Life You're Dependent On Others And You Learn. You're Basically A Kid, Depending On Your Parents. In The Second Phase Of Your Life, You're Working And Others Are Dependent On You And You're Trying To Be Successful. And Then When You Go To The Third Phase Of Your Life It's No Longer As Much Of A Kick To Be Successful. There's A Natural, Instinctual Desire To Help Other People Be Successful.

Ask Yourself Whether You Have Earned The Right To Have An Opinion. Opinions Are Easy To Produce, So Bad Ones Abound. Knowing That You Don't Know Something Is Nearly As Valuable As Knowing It. The Worst Situation Is Thinking You Know Something When You Don't.