A Letter to My Children: Financial Wisdom From a Lifetime of Investing
As you grow into adulthood, you’ll be pulled in many directions—by your ambitions, friends, society, and the markets. Money won’t be the most important thing in your life, but how you handle it will shape your freedom, your opportunities, and even your happiness. I’ve spent my life allocating assets for families, institutions, and myself. What follows is a letter—really, a roadmap—of what I’ve learned. Consider it my attempt to pass you a compass for your financial journey. 1
Conviction: It's time to talk about it.
Conviction is not blind faith. It’s a deeply held, well-researched belief in the long-term value and potential of a particular asset or...


