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Top 500 Ray Dalio Quotes (2025 Update)
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Ray Dalio Quote: “People with proven track records in a certain area would get more believability, or decision-making weight, within that area. By recording these qualities in people’s Baseball Cards, others who’d never worked with them before could know what to expect from them.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “People who are one way on the inside and another way on the outside become conflicted and often lose touch with their own values. It’s difficult for them to be happy and almost impossible for them to be their best.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “So I learned to be radically open-minded to allow others to point out what I might be missing.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Aristotle defined tragedy as a terrible outcome arising from a person’s fatal flaw – a flaw that, had it been fixed, instead would have led to a wonderful outcome.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Evolve or die. This evolutionary cycle is not just for people but for countries, companies, economies – for everything. And it is naturally self-correcting as a whole, though not necessarily for its parts.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Hire someone better than you.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Each person at Bridgewater should act like an owner, responsible for operating in this way and for holding others accountable to operate in this way.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “It can be any kind of long-term challenge that leads to personal improvement.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Use daily updates as a tool for staying on top of what your people are doing and thinking. I ask each person who reports to me to take about ten to fifteen minutes to write a brief description of what they did that day, the issues pertaining to them, and their reflections.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “The need for phony praise needs to be unlearned.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “I’ll explain the concept of believability in more detail in later chapters, but to cover it quickly: Believable parties are those who have repeatedly and successfully accomplished something – and have great explanations for how they did it.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Duhigg’s core idea is the role of the three-step “habit loop.” The first step is a cue – some “trigger that tells your brain to go into automatic mode and which habit to use,” according to Duhigg. Step two is the routine, “which can be physical or mental or emotional.” Finally, there is a reward, which helps your brain figure out if this particular loop is “worth remembering for the future.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Know where the line is and be on the far side of fair.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Some people want to change the world and others want to operate in simple harmony with it and savor life. Neither is better.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Most people have a tough time reflecting when they are in pain and they pay attention to other things when the pain passes, so they miss out on the reflections that provide the lessons.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “By looking at nature from the top down, we can see that much of what we call human nature is really animal nature.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Debating takes time, and that time increases exponentially depending on the number of people participating in the discussion, so you have to carefully choose the right people in the right numbers to suit the decision that needs to be made. In any discussion try to limit the participation to those whom you value most in light of your objectives. The worst way to pick people is based on whether their conclusions align with yours.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Unattainable goals appeal to heroes”, he once told me. “Capable people are those who sit there worrying about the future. the unwise are those who worry about nothing. If conflicts got resolved before they became acute, there wouldn’t be any heroes.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Looking back on getting fired from Apple in 1985, Steve Jobs said, “It was awful-tasting medicine, but I guess the patient needed it. Sometimes life hits you in the head with a brick. Don’t lose faith. I’m convinced that the only thing that kept me going was that I loved what I did.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “I didn’t value experience as much as character, creativity, and common sense, which I suppose was related to my having started Bridgewater two years out of school myself, and my belief that having an ability to figure things out is more important than having specific knowledge of how to do something.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “No matter what work you do, at a high level you are simply setting goals and building machines to help you achieve them. I built the machine that is Bridgewater by constantly comparing its actual outcomes to my mental map of the outcomes that it should be producing, and finding ways to improve it.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Keeping people in jobs they are not suited for is terrible for them because it allows them to live in a false reality while holding back their personal evolution, and it is terrible for the community because it compromises the meritocracy and everyone pays the price.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Organisms, organizations, and individual people are always highly imperfect but capable of improving. So rather than getting stuck hiding our mistakes and pretending we’re perfect, it makes sense to find our imperfections and deal with them.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “I saw that to do exceptionally well you have to push your limits and that, if you push your limits, you will crash and it will hurt a lot.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Over the decades since, I’ve repeatedly seen policymakers deliver such assurances immediately before currency devaluations, so I learned not to believe government policymakers when they assure you that they won’t let a currency devaluation happen. The more strongly they make those assurances, the more desperate the situation probably is, so the more likely it is that a devaluation will take place.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Everyone has at least one big thing that stands in the way of their success; find yours and deal with it.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Having greatly reduced its price risk, McDonald’s introduced the McNugget in 1983. I felt great about helping make that happen.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Georgi Plekhanov’s classic On the Role of the Individual in History.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Don’t mistake possibilities for probabilities.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “An organization is a community with a set of shared values and goals. Its morale and smooth functioning should always take precedence over your need to be right – and besides, you could be wrong.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “My ultimate goal is to create a machine that works so well that I can just sit back and watch beauty happen.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Don’t mistake a cause of a problem with the real problem.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Play jazz with people with whom you are compatible but who will also challenge you.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Recognize that performance in school doesn’t tell you much about whether a person has the values and abilities you are looking for. Largely because they are the easiest to measure, memory and processing speed tend to be the abilities that determine success in school, so school performance is an excellent gauge of these qualities.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Recognize that experience creates internalized learning that book learning can’t replace.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “If you can be open with your weaknesses it will make you freer and will help you deal with them better. I urge you to not be embarrassed about your problems, recognizing that everyone has them.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Find out who is responsible for whatever you are seeking to understand and then ask them. Listening to uninformed people is worse than having no answers at all.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “I have seen people who agree on the major issues waste hours arguing over details.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “I myself find the excitement, lower risk, and educational value of achieving a deep understanding of cause-effect relationships much more appealing than a reliance on algorithms I don’t understand, so I am drawn to that path.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Go to the pain rather than avoid it. If you don’t let up on yourself and instead become comfortable always operating with some level of pain, you will evolve at a faster pace.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Synthesis is the process of converting a lot of data into an accurate picture.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “It is now generically called “risk parity” investing.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “One of the most important decisions you can make is who you ask questions of. Make.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Whatever success I’ve had is because of the principles I followed and not because of anything unique about me, so anyone following these principles can expect to produce broadly similar results.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “After seeing how much more effective it is to face the painful realities that are caused by your problems, mistakes, and weaknesses, I believe you won’t want to operate any other way. It’s just a matter of getting in the habit of doing it.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Have the clearest possible reporting lines and delineations of responsibilities.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Some decisions are best made after acquiring more information; some are best made immediately.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “My fear of being wrong pushed me to seek out other smart folks to poke holes in my view.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “Just as our physical attributes determine the limits of what we are able to do physically – some people are tall and others are short, some muscular and others weak – our brains are innately different in ways that set the parameters of what we are able to do mentally.”
Ray Dalio Quote: “History has shown that we shouldn’t rely on governments to protect us financially.”
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