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If you give luck and risk their proper respect, you realize that when judging people’s financial success—both your own and others’—it’s never as good or as bad as it seems.
Morgan Housel • The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness
Life seems like a series of all-or-nothingness. Like you have too little of something, only to be met with too much of it. One month your calendar is bare, and you crave connection. The next is it full, and you crave stillness. You hustle and chase money in your youth, only to be met by more of it than you can imagine in your retirement. Yet we
... See moreUncertainty has so much to teach us. We experience it not just in big life transitions, but in lesser moments of ambiguity, such as the “messy middle” of a project, when we’d like to throw in the towel. When we find ourselves in these precarious moments, our automatic response is too often fear or anxiety. And so we rush toward a defined outcome to
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