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That's why, when you're in a meeting to discuss tactics, avoid any talk of plans or actions that extend beyond a year's time-frame. If it's not something you're going to do in the next 12 months, don't talk about it. Leave those discussions for those meetings that are specifically designed to talk about your strategic vision.
In those meetings, resist the urge to get pulled into the present and keep the time horizon greater than a year. So let's learn from Alice in Wonderland - where we are going is strategy and which fork in the road we take is tactics. I discussed Predestination here before. Whatever is happening now, wherever you are on your journey, just take comfort in knowing that you are RIGHT where you are supposed to be.
The Divine loves you and that love for you will keep you safe and will keep you moving forward even if you have to take a step or two backward. Keep the quote:. User Submitted Blogs. Support Local News. Having read through some of the classics with them, the story of Alice in Wonderland — particularly this short exchange between Alice and The Cheshire Cat — seems quite relevant to the world of financial planning and investments.
Reading this, I thought it could absolutely apply to financial planning and investments. From their report:. Fund investors who hold on to their investments are more successful than those who try to time the market. What seems to be the biggest takeaway from their annual report, every year, is that the average investor is their own worst enemy.
The study shows the biggest contributor to this is human emotion, which is causing investors to sell when markets fall — due to worry and overreaction — and to buy once markets go back up.
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