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Investing lessons you don’t understand until you live them: 1. Bear markets feel endless—until they end suddenly 2. Headlines are distractions 3. Time turns average investors wealthy 4. Everyone wants to buy the dip—until it arrives 5. Selling early costs more than buying late

Wealth isn’t about having more. It’s about needing less.

The best time to invest is when people are the least excited about investing.

Buy good companies and hold them for a long time. That's the strategy.

Among two otherwise equally-talented investors, the one with the longer average holding period will win.

The people trying to time the market usually miss the part where it actually builds wealth.

The greatest financial advantage is learning how to sit still.

The most powerful investment strategy? Keep buying. No matter what the headlines say.

Wealth-building for people who hate B.S.: • Buy a bunch of stocks • Index funds? Perfect. • Hold for decades • Go touch grass That’s the whole game. Don’t overcomplicate it.

Most of investing is just: Buy. Add. Hold. Repeat.

From 1997 to 2009, the S&P 500 fell 20%. Noted.

9 STEPS TO FINANCIAL FREEDOM: 1. Spend less than you earn 2. Build 6-mo emergency fund 3. Max 401k match = 100% return 4. Automate monthly investing 5. Buy 25+ stocks/index funds 6. Hold for 5+ years 7. Avoid lifestyle creep 8. Never sell in panic 9. Let compounding do its magic

Treat your portfolio like a business you own— not a bet you placed.

Wealth isn’t built in breakthroughs. It’s built in boring, repeated choices.

The biggest risk isn’t a market drop. It’s not being in the market when it rebounds.

After its blockbuster earnings report, Nvidia is back on top as the world's most valuable company at a nearly $3.5 trillion market cap.

Show up. Add money. Hold tight. Do that long enough, and you’ll win.

The best-performing asset class since 1980? Not gold. Not real estate. Not bonds. Stocks. $1 in the S&P 500 became $100+. Invest accordingly.

All you gotta know

The more often you trade, the more likely you’ll lose. The less often you check, the more likely you’ll win.