Twenty Years Ago, Teenage Boys

A Typical Workday For Me Is Getting Up At About 5:00, 5:15 In The Morning, Getting Some Coffee Or Tea As Quickly As Possible, And Then Getting To My Desk. And Ideally, I'll Start Writing Around 5:30, 5:45, And I'll Write For Three, Four Hours, And Then I'll Take A Break, And Read Over What I Write. Maybe About Lunchtime, I'll Go Exercise Or Get Out Into The Day. Then I'll Either Read Over What I Wrote The Day Before And Quit Work Around 3:00 Or 4:00 In The Afternoon And Spend Some Time With My Kids.

The Market Is A Tool, And A Useful One. But The Worship Of This Tool Is A Hollow Faith. Far More Important Than Any Tool Is What You Make With It.

Twenty Years Ago, Teenage Boys In The United States Drank Twice As Much Milk As Soda; Now They Drink Twice As Much Soda As Milk.

I Think There Could Hardly Be A More Important Subject Than Health And Nutrition.

Basically, I'm A Perpetual Student. I Start By Finding A Subject I Really Don't Know Very Much, But That I'm Curious About. I Learn About It Through Books In A Library, By Doing Interviews With People Who Know A Lot About The Subject, And By Going Out On My Own And Seeing For Myself What's Happening.