Try to hold off on deciding you can’t do something well until you’ve done at least five or six repetitions. You can be taught, you can read up on it, but you won’t know until you do it for yourself. More than once. More than twice.
Even if, on one attempt, you find yourself going backwards, or forgetting the lesson from a mistake during rep one or rep two.
Get the reps in. See what happens. All the people you know in life who are good at anything have gotten the reps in.
All of the things I have ever learned to do, I learned from repetition. I’ve never been good at anything on my first try.
There are no natural-born phenoms, just people who got the reps in early, before anyone was paying attention.
Soundtrack:
Links:
- Did you read the Jeff Bezos annual letter to Amazon shareholders yet? (SEC)
- SEC approves proposal for new broker / advisor standards of client care, but it's a controversy (Wall Street Journal)
- iShares launches new sector classification system to account for innovation and stocks that belong in two sectors (Irrelevant Investor)
- Cullen Roche beats up some indexing myths (Pragmatic Capitalism)
- Morgan Stanley: Our brokers stopped leaving (AdvisorHub)
- Barry: Why 2018 in Markets Feels So Awful (Bloomberg View)
- Michael and I on the thing about big winners (YouTube)
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