Getting Your Money's Worth
Do you know your return?
What’s that old saying, “If it were easy, everyone would be doing it.”
Risk is not easy, and most people are not cut out to run a business, but make no mistake that if a businessman, or anyone, risks something, there needs to be a reward to match it.
Not knowing the future requires a risk premium just like debt does.
This is why the other saying is “Don’t sell yourself short.” You don’t know what the future will bring, so be optimistic.
A lot of people are putting a lot of money into riskier types of assets and then selling on a blimp. It reflects their feelings of needing to “catch up” or be somewhere they are not ready for in life.
But to grab success, you need to know what you think the risk is and expect that kind of payout.
Think in Weeks, Months, Years … Not hours or Days … Put up calendar days, mark the events, and treat it like a school year. If youdon’t have a game plan, and like to just sell on blips. NO PROBLEM.
But be a consistent maniac if you do.
If you try to view things over time, and accept that there is risk, you will have less action in the market, but you’ll have 2x the calm and excitement, plus experience that you can be proud of.
I have no idea if the AI software and systems I purchased is going to hit what I expect to be a home run, but I’m excited, and I get to apply many decades of missing out on the next best thing on this assignment.
Today, my focus is on news feeds and RSS. We pay a lot for a consistent news feed in English and other languages, but as I push the developers, we are not seeing our AI find the relevant articles that I do with a simple Google search.
And customers will make note of this, so as I sign off, that’s something I’ll be looking at today.
Make the most of today,
Eric
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