Judge yourself by your actions, not your thoughts; actions define you.

Your most important guide to anything you do is your customer.

I believe that the best advice is to be honest, not just with others but especially with yourself.

The voice of conscience can be seen as the voice of the Divine, guiding us in our decisions and actions.

I believe that if you know the difference between good and bad ideas, you don't need a holy book to be moral; you're already a moral person.

A good man is a dangerous man who has his aggression under voluntary control, using it for the benefit of others.

The deep, true bedrock sense of confidence comes from looking someone in the eye and telling them something you absolutely know is true because it happened; you're talking about actions, not perceptions.

Defaults are powerful; I try to keep certain principles top of mind to guide me when I'm confused or doubtful.

I learned the importance of honesty from Richard Feynman, who said you must never fool yourself, as you are the easiest person to fool.