The investor who avoids mistakes outperforms the one chasing perfection. Compounding doesn’t need brilliance. It needs resilience. You don’t win by being right all the time. You win by staying in the game long enough. Stay in the game.

Most people plan for bull markets. Almost no one prepares for the day their body breaks. But when my kidneys failed, my portfolio saved me. Here’s the full story (and what every investor needs to know before life blindsides them): 🧵

The best investors aren’t optimists or pessimists. They’re prepared. They know booms end. They know crashes heal. They don’t predict…they position. Fortunes are built not by guessing the future, But by being ready for it.

How much time do you put into researching a stock?

Why long-term investors fail: 1. They think long-term but act short-term. 2. They overestimate conviction, underestimate volatility. 3. They anchor to stories, not systems. How to fix it: • System > story • Stress-test before sizing • Automate boredom, not excitement

99% of investing is learning not to react. Not to FOMO. Not to headlines. Not to someone else’s returns. Resilience isn’t sexy. But it’s undefeated.