I Pay About A Third In Taxes,

The Meaningful Work And The Meaningful Relationships Are, To Me, Comparable Rewards. I Think Being On A Mission To Do Something Great Is Great, And To Be On That Mission With People Who You Have Really Meaningful Relationships With Not Only Provides Both Types Of Rewards, But It's Mutually Supportive. Because You Can Have Tough Love, But There's Also The Love Part Of That In Terms Of The Caring For Each Other, And When You Have The Caring You Can Be Tougher On Each Other. Some People Describe It As An Intellectual Navy Seals.

Life Is Like A Game Where You Seek To Overcome The Obstacles That Stand In The Way Of Achieving Your Goals. You Get Better At This Game Through Practice. The Game Consists Of A Series Of Choices That Have Consequences. You Can't Stop The Problems And Choices From Coming At You, So It's Better To Learn How To Deal With Them.

Look At What Caused People To Make A Lot Of Money And You Will See That Usually It Is In Proportion To Their Production Of What The Society Wanted.

I Have Been Very Lucky Because I Have Had The Opportunity To See What It's Like To Have Little Or No Money And What It's Like To Have A Lot Of It. I'm Lucky Because People Make Such A Big Deal Of It And, If I Didn't Experience Both, I Wouldn't Be Able To Know How Important It Really Is For Me. I Can't Comment On What Having A Lot Of Money Means To Others, But I Do Know That For Me, Having A Lot More Money Isn't A Lot Better Than Having Enough To Cover The Basics.

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.