The First Thing I Started Collecting Was

My Wife Was The First Art Collector In The Family, And I Didn't Become Interested Until Around 1973. The First Important Artwork We Bought Was A Van Gogh Drawing Of Two Peasant Houses In Saintes-maries-de-la-mer.

Someone Once Told Me I'm A Sore Winner, And They're Right. I Rarely Take More Than A Moment To Enjoy A Success Before I'm Moving On And Looking For The Next Challenge.

In High School, I Would Drive My Teachers Batty. They Would Make A Statement, And I Would Say, 'why Is That?' They Didn't Want To Be Questioned.

I Learned To Embrace Risk, As Long As It Was Well Thought Out And, In A Worst-case Scenario, I'd Still Land On My Feet.

I Think Over Any Period Of Time, Especially If You Don't Use Leverage, It Is Difficult To Continually Beat The S&p 500.