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Morgan Housel: What You Need to Master (And Avoid) to Get Rich, Stay Rich, and Build Wealth

Morgan Housel · 1h 34m · youtube.com ↗

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  1. 0:04:28 · watch on youtube.com↗

    if you can can do something that changes your odds of an outcome it's not luck by definition luck to me the biggest are where and when you were born you can't control it
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  3. 0:06:37 · watch on youtube.com↗

    you want to find what is repeatable and what you could do again and those are the things you should just pay the most attention to
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  5. 0:09:18 · watch on youtube.com↗

    particularly in modern markets that can get so crazy with social media and Reddit and Twitter and everything if you if you are susceptible to fomo there's no hope for you over time
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    my game is is different I think your game is different most people's game might be a little bit different and what's important is that if your game is to invest for the next 20 30 50 years that you're not taking your cues from people who are playing a different game of trading for the next quarter and that's where a lot of danger and investing comes from
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  9. 0:14:05 · watch on youtube.com↗

    it's always the case that it's very taal driven the distribution of returns and owning the index just guarantees that whatever is going to be the next driver I own because it's extremely difficult to know what those are going to be
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    investing is one of the very few Endeavors in life where the harder you try the worse you're probably going to do and yes there are exceptions to that Renaissance Technologies of course you you you can name the exceptions for people who tried very hard and did very well but for the vast majority of people there's going to be a negative correlation between the effort you put into it and the results that you got out of it
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    if your net worth grows 10% but your expectations grow 12% that's that's when you get into trouble it's just the gap between the two
  14. 13 min later
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    I think most Financial debates whether it's like an investing debate or a saving or spending debate people are not actually disagreeing with each other they're not actually debating it's people with different personalities talking over each other and once you come to terms with that there's not one right answer for any of this
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    I think broadly it's anything that's going to prevent you from achieving the goals that you want that's a a very basic answer but I think that's what it is and the reason that's important is because take volatility in the stock market is that risk well it could be if you're a day trader then yes if the market goes down tomorrow that's a risk for you if you're in if you're going to retire in 50 years it's not whatsoever
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    the example that I always use is Bill Gates when he started Microsoft took the most audacious entrepreneurial swing that maybe anyone's ever taken of saying every desk in the world needs a computer on this and he's saying this in 1974 whatever it was crazy amount of risk crazy bold Vision at the same time he said that he always wanted Microsoft to have enough cash in the bank to make payroll for one year with no Revenue which is the most conservative pessimistic way to run a business so he's like very risk-taking and very conservative paranoid at the same time very good at getting rich very good at staying Rich at the same time
  20. 24 min later
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    if I can be average for an above average period of time that leads to a way above average result it's not it's it's not about like what are the returns that I can earn this year if I can earn 8% returns for 50 years the results are ridiculous the results are absurd and so maximizing the variable that matters which is time and endurance
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  23. 1:28:41 · watch on youtube.com↗

    I think you can learn more about money by reading about politics military history biology sociology than you will by reading a finance book because you're just trying to figure out how do people make decisions how do you make decisions and how do other people make decisions and by and large you're not going to learn that in an economics textbook but you will learn about it by reading all of these other fields that have nothing to do with money