Principles

“the first time I spoke to him we're speaking about his book principles an incredible book if you haven't read it highly recommend that you get it”

“and the author of this incredible book called principles now i read this book when it first came out and there were so many incredible insights of wisdom in there”

“so today i want to dive into life and work and many different areas that you speak about in your incredible book principles and the first thing i want to dive into is these stages of life you speak about”

“the other thing which we've already dive into today you called your book principles and i thought that that was quite a counter-cultural way of doing it in a good way in in a and the reason i say that is today so much of the language around business and work”

“if anyone loved the conversation today make sure you go and grab a copy of principles by ray dalio if you haven't already”

“he's the number one new york times best-selling author of one of my favorite books principles”

“Principles is the first one that I ever read, but then I watched all of your your videos on your YouTube channel, which ­ explain it in animated ways.”

“Based on your life cycle in this book, Principles: Your Guided Journey, Create Your Own Principles to Get the Work and Life You Want do you think you have to play different games in different seasons of your life cycle as it relates to generating wealth?”

“The this book Principles by Ray Dalio, which I’m going to link all of them below for anyone that wants to read them. I suggest you read them all.”

“You have been in the Ray Dalio camp concerning the end of empires and whether the U.S. might be winding down its supremacy. Dalio pretty much asserts that this is the moment; is there any light between your position and his?”

“and what ray dalio said in his book about how during these periods when the empires begin their decline and you know when you're challenged with kind of the economic conditions that the u.s is challenged by printing lots of money lots of debt very hard to service all that debt”

“you know if you guys read ray dalio's book which we've talked about a number of times he's identified and highlighted that a growing economy and a successful um uh country improves by improving education and having more people get higher education generally speaking”

“I think again, if you read Ray Dalio's book, which I recommended heavily last year, um it's surprising how much of that simple um rubric uh is playing out uh today uh exactly as that rubric kind of estimated it would.”

“i've talked about ray dalio's book principles before and some of the work he's done on this where he is so adamant about getting culture right within the organization how you operate that they almost have i think a 30 attrition rate after the first year of people that come in because they not only try and screen for these”

“I've talked about Ray Dalio's book, Principles, before and some of the work he's done on this where he is so adamant about getting culture right within the organization, how you operate, that they almost have, I think, a 30% attrition rate after the first year of people that come in.”

“as you do in principles you said this in a way that was genius”

“that's something i believe that i took from principles”

“i know you have the whole book principles has been you've talked about it a lot people should read it we'll link to it in the show notes along with the changing world order”

“This is a really important point: if you guys read Ray Dalio’s book, which we've talked about many times, he highlights that a growing economy and a successful country improves by improving education and having more people obtain higher education in general.”

“But by the way, there's a new video that Dalio just put out, which is like the 45-minute animated documentary version of his book again.”

“you know uh ray at bridgewater is always fascinating because you know people it's been called like a cult on the outside or cultish and but what's fascinating is like they just don't give on their principles”

“I give kids books, but uh the one I give people that are are trying to learn actively is Principles by Ray Dalio.”

“author of a book i highly recommend called principles and also a new book called principles for dealing with a changing world order that looks at the geopolitics of today”

“It's called Principles by Ray Dalio, who's one of the most successful hedge fund investors. And he runs his company in an extremely interesting way.”

“we call it principles from ray dalio's book and that is so instructive to get that like raw feedback”

“and then I put online the principles just so we we have a book of how we're going to be with each other the principles and then that got around 3 million copies were it was downloaded 3 million times.”

“Well, this is the best part of your book. It's you write the principle. You're not saying these are your principles for everybody. You're like these are my principles. If if you take away anything, it should be that you should have figure out what yours are.”

“you have Ray Dalio that says look I've been studying empires and all empires come to an end here's the cycles that they go through and I think that America's at the tail end of the cycle so you go read that book you go watch his talks”

“Why Ray Dalio's book Principles became like a best-seller even though 99.9% of people who are reading the book aren't even investors”

“principles is great book um so yeah Ray dalio have me”

“dalia wrote this book in 2017 called principles which is kind of an ironic title based on what i'm about to tell you”

“he wrote a book in 2017 called principles which is ironic based on what i'm about to tell you in that book”

“because like I I wrote in my other book principles one of the handy things is if you're having a disagreement”

“I studied when I studied this I studied last 500 years of history and to see the arcs because the arcs typically take 100 or 150 years to have an arc a big cycle and so I needed to study the 500 years and I put it out in a book changing World Order”

“And Principles, the book, part one, grew out of a non-book version that you published a while back.”

“I don't know if you've seen the new book by Ray Dalio. Sure have, yeah. I think it's a hell of a book.”

“he's a guy who's written a book called principles which is hilarious when you're watching that clip”

“in principles he says an expert is someone who's done something three times successfully like you can do one something correctly”

“i know ray dalio put many many hours of effort into into principles both for his business and and for the book”

“principles by diio just the one idea of thinking about a business like a machine that you can tweak over time”

“but if you read principles by dalio or if you look at other things and there are I don't a lot of research on this is there are precursors to this that go back to the 1970s”

“um but if you read principles by dalio or if you look at other things and there are I don't a lot of research on this is there are precursors to this that go back to the 1970s something called the permanent portfolio which was invented by a guy named Harry Brown which was 25 gold 25 long-term treasuries 25”