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Do you live in the world of “what-if?”
Some people are not good investors because they are too well educated and become trapped in a world of analysis paralysis.
Trapped by education.
They live in what we call, “the world of what-if.”
What if this goes wrong?
• What if that goes wrong?
In the world of investing, the term “can’t pull the trigger” often refers to someone who knows all the answers, but just cannot bring themselves to put money in the game.
They come right up to the brink of investing, but their lower mind overpowers their middle mind, and… they stop. They simply can’t go through with the investment and enter the real world.
These people are best staying with the pat formula — invest for the long term, dollar cost average, and diversify, diversify, diversify.
Their fear and doubt are in control.
As Warren Buffett likes to say, “If you have to go through too much investigation, something is wrong.”
But there is an answer…
Education reduces fear.
In the last few years. Regular Financial Education helped me learn to control my fears of investing.
Sure, I still have fear, but through education and experience; I slowly started to buy assets than gambling on liabilities
You can do it too.
#Hydr #VoteToListOnBinance #RippleVictory
Some people are not good investors because they are too well educated and become trapped in a world of analysis paralysis.
Trapped by education.
They live in what we call, “the world of what-if.”
What if this goes wrong?
• What if that goes wrong?
In the world of investing, the term “can’t pull the trigger” often refers to someone who knows all the answers, but just cannot bring themselves to put money in the game.
They come right up to the brink of investing, but their lower mind overpowers their middle mind, and… they stop. They simply can’t go through with the investment and enter the real world.
These people are best staying with the pat formula — invest for the long term, dollar cost average, and diversify, diversify, diversify.
Their fear and doubt are in control.
As Warren Buffett likes to say, “If you have to go through too much investigation, something is wrong.”
But there is an answer…
Education reduces fear.
In the last few years. Regular Financial Education helped me learn to control my fears of investing.
Sure, I still have fear, but through education and experience; I slowly started to buy assets than gambling on liabilities
You can do it too.
#Hydr #VoteToListOnBinance #RippleVictory
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