It's just strange to think that so much of our enjoyment from sports comes from the elevation of arbitrary differences.

Lesson Number One: The Importance of Being Jewish

The sad thing about doping is how much it obscures our appreciation of greatness.

When people reflexively write checks to institutions that have billions of dollars in the bank, they are essentially committing a moral crime. Your money could do good in this world and you're choosing instead to waste it. People have to do a better job of that. You've got to find places where your money's going to do some good and direct your dollars towards that institution.

Whenever we have something that we are good at--something we care about--that experience and passion fundamentally change the nature of our first impressions.

I've always been baffled by how much we over-rate the statistically insignificant differences that separate competitors at the top end of the distribution.

the 10,000hr rule is a definite key in success