If you’re in the wrong place, you’re destined to never find the right person.

The price is always determined by expectations, not facts; and similarly, happiness is always determined by expectations, not facts.

If you answer the biggest problem with older men using capital market analysis, it's four words: no expectations. It's not just that they've passed their peak—more importantly, as they accumulate experiences and deepens their wisdom, they no longer have expectations for life. Any new experience feels like being forced to eat more food when you're already stuffed.

Everything has two sides. How does the capital market translate immaturity? As "full of expectations." They are full of expectations for life—they are hungry, and they savor the first hamburger they eat.

The game is only this long, and life lasts merely a few decades. If you're given time to play the game but you don't, there won't be a next life.