1. Quality over quantity, always

Stop expanding just to be growing, or because that’s what “the financial system” says you should do. Another way to think of this using different language is to consider long-term effectiveness of outcomes before efficiency creating short-term outcomes.


Or said differently, ask whether we are doing the right things before improving the efficiency with which we do them.

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1. Quality over quantity, always
2. Seek physical reality in the present and in the future
3. Look at the big picture—all the earth. Question all assumptions
4. Holistic systems thinking
5. Favor the precautionary principle.
6. Avoid self-deception in financial or accounting models.
7. Create vigorous learning enterprises
8. Learn fast from many little “mistakes,” – avoid re-learning
9. Strive for long-term elegance
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