The Economy Is Like A Machine.

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.

Competitiveness Is Really What It Costs You Per Man-hour To Get You What You Want. In Other Words, There's An Education Level That Plays Into The Mix And So If It's Inexpensive To Buy An Hour Of Real Good Education In Places Like China Versus The U.s., That Factors In.

Meditation, More Than Any Other Factor, Has Been The Reason For What Success I've Had.

In China Anything Less Than 6% Growth Is A Recession Meaning That It Also Causes Financial Problems And It's Disruptive And It's A Problem.

There Is A Strong Tendency To Get Used To And Accept Very Bad Things That Would Be Shocking If Seen With Fresh Eyes.