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10) It can be an easy decision to take your money out of the market due to fears, but this creates a bigger challenge, finding the "best" time to re-invest your money and come back in Most times, what was supposed to be a temporary move out of the market, becomes a permanent one

Here are 10 principles about investing, that I wish I learned 10 years ago. 10 tips to become a better investor:

Invest so that you can afford to live without depending on a job. Purchase assets to build wealth, so having a job becomes a choice, not a duty.

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This is the best investing advice I've ever received. Think like a farmer:

Few really appreciate the power of compound interest. If you grow 10% annually, after 10 years you’ll be up 159.4%. Gains will start slow but then add up. Focus on earning and investing more, and the "boring" 10% return from the S&P 500 will become "fun." A 10% gain on $1,000