Researchers have compared brain scans of those people who are making money to those high on cocaine and found that them to be almost identical. Money has a biological and psychological effect on us. — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
Researchers have found that identical twins who have been separated for long periods of time actually invest in a similar manner. Biology really does affect how we spend money. — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
We are privileged that the dollar is the "currency of last resort" and the most important currency in the world. Global commodities are priced… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
Persistence. Change doesn't happen overnight. You have to stay with it. Rosa Parks helped start the Civil Rights movement in earnest in 1955. Then… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
All organisms rely on exchange. They form symbiotic partnerships in order to obtain the energy that they need to survive. Energy is the currency… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
Gone is the day where you work at a job for thirty years and retire. Millennials jump around and switch careers. I think it's… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
All decisions originate in the brain. So if we can better understand what's happening in the brain when we make investment decisions, maybe one… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
Albert Murray's The Omni-Americans is the most valuable non-business book because it discusses how you have to draw upon everyone's creativity. America is a mash-up of cultures and traditions, and great businesses know how to tap the strengths of all their employees, whatever their background may be. — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share
On a biological level, the brain registers money as something valuable - even a dollar bill which has no intrinsic value, it's just paper. — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
Reputation will become an even more important currency in the future. — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
“A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. In Star Wars, a currency known as the “Galactic Credit Standard” or “credit” functioned… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
After Hurricane Katrina, I wanted to go back to New Orleans to help musicians return to the city. But Andrew Young advised me, "If you want to help people, go work at an investment bank." His contrarian advice opened my eyes to the importance of capital. "Learn how to make some money before you give it away." I learned that… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share
"Begin with where you are." Everyone is looking to get ahead, but you get ahead by doing well at the things that are immediately… — Kabir Sehgal Copy Share Image
