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Just spent three days in solitude at a monastery planning next year. That’s a ratio of 1:122. By that logic it should only take 30 seconds to pick an hour-long restaurant.

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A professional money manager who loses money still gets paid. After all, it’s not their money they lost. So doesn’t that give individual investors an edge? When it’s your money, you’re naturally more careful and vigilant.

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