Once You Educate Yourself, You're Left With

The Rules Of The Game Must Be Constantly Updated To Keep Up With The Expanding Technology. Otherwise We Overkill The Classic Climbs And Delude Ourselves Into Thinking We Are Better Climbers Than The Pioneers.

The Hardest Thing In The World Is To Simplify Your Life; It’s So Easy To Make It Complex.

A Real Capitalist Knows That $10 Given Today Does A Lot More Good Than $100 Given 10 Years From Now.

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.

...there's No Such Thing As Sustainability. There Are Just Levels Of It. It's A Process, Not A Real Goal. All You Can Do Is Work Toward It. There's No Such Thing As Any Sustainable Economy. The Only Thing I Know That's Even Close To Sustainable Economic Activity Would Be Organic Farming On A Very Small Scale Or Hunting And Gathering On A Very Small Scale. And Manufacturing, You End Up With Way More Waste Than You End Up With Finished Product. It's Totally Unsustainable. It's Just The Way It Is.