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“方怡湊嘴到沐劍屏耳邊，低聲說了幾句話，沐劍屏咭的一笑，點點頭，湊嘴到韋小寶耳邊，低聲道：「方師姊說，她跟你是自己人，這才打你管你，叫你別得罪了劉師哥，問你懂不懂她的意思？」韋小寶在她耳邊低聲道：「甚麼自己人？我可不懂。」沐劍屏將話傳了過去。方怡白了他一眼，向沐劍屏道：「我發過的誓，賭過的咒，永遠作數，叫他放心。」沐劍屏又將話傳過。”
― Jin Yong, 鹿鼎記(二): 《金庸作品集》修訂版

“It is dangerous nonsense to assert that in the practice of their art and science physicians can rely on their benevolent intentions, their abilities to judge what is the right thing to do ... It is not that easy. Medicine is a complex profession and the interactions between physicians and patients are also complex. That last line is important. “Medicine is a complex profession and the interactions between physicians and patients are also complex.”
― Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money

“Become OK with a lot of things going wrong. You can be wrong half the time and still make a fortune, because a small minority of things account for the majority of outcomes. No matter what you’re doing with your money you should be comfortable with a lot of stuff not working. That’s just how the world is. So you should always measure how you’ve done by looking at your full portfolio, rather than individual investments.”
― Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money

“Charlie Munger put it well: “The first rule of compounding is to never interrupt it unnecessarily.”
― Morgan Housel, The Psychology of Money