Book: dutch house. Page 1

When I finish my studies, I definitely won't have time. I'll start practicing, get a job. Or I will not practice, because I have seen medicine you know where, so I will have to look for another job, and then there will definitely not be time. That's an excuse for the rest of my days, okay? Now is not the right time.

Every hour [in New York] turned into a sequence of accidents - the choice of the street along which you walked somewhere could be fateful: what you see, who you meet, who you miss.

That's what college is good for: when reading is a must, you'll find time for it, whether you like it or not.

This happens several times in your life: you take off from the ground, and the past is left behind, and the future in which you planned to land has not yet arrived, and for a moment you hang in pure ignorance and do not even recognize yourself.

……What we can't do anything about, it's better to put it out of our minds.

Disappointment is a direct consequence of expectations...

…If a story has a beginning, it needs to end.

The biggest lie about business is that it takes money to make money in the first place. Remember this. You need to be smart, have your own plan and keep your nose to the wind. All this is not worth a penny.

You can look at these [poor] people as much as you like, see what it's like to be in their situation, but it's not the same as living in similar conditions yourself.

The only way to know the true value of money is to live in poverty ...

- From the house. He took her by the hand and led her to dinner. - This place needs a lot of attention.