A Real Capitalist Knows That $10 Given

Doing Risk Sports Had Taught Me Another Important Lesson: Never Exceed Your Limits. You Push The Envelope And You Live For Those Moments When You’re Right On The Edge, But You Don’t Go Over. You Have To Be True To Yourself; You Have To Know Your Strengths And Limitations And Live Within Your Means. The Same Is True For A Business. The Sooner A Company Tries To Be What It Is Not, The Sooner It Tries To ‘have It All,’ The Sooner It Will Die.

Mainly, My Job Is To Be On The Outside And Bring Ideas Into The Company And Forge Change. Most People Hate Change—it’s Threatening. I Thrive On It.

Yeah, Leading An Examined Life, I Always Say, Is A Pain In The Ass. It Adds An Element Of Complexity To Business That Most Businessmen Don't Want To Hear About. They Just Want To Call A Fabric Manufacturer, And Say, "hey, Give Us 10,000 Yards Of Shirting."

You Have A Whole Life In The Outdoors, You Realize You Have A Sense Of Responsibility To Protect These Wild Places.

Traveling Is My Form Of Self-education. Every Stream I Fish Now Is Not As Good As It Used To Be. Traveling Is My Form Of Self-education. Every Stream I Fish Now Is Not As Good As It Used To Be. If You Keep Your Eyes Open As You Travel Around, You Realize We Are Destroying This Planet.