Short answer : Yes. Long answer : As long as your moves are rational and what you’re doing is making 100% sense to you, then fuck the results bro, the results will happen as long as the process is strong enough, it might take years until you see a great performance, that does not mean that you will stop being happy for it. The largest caveat being that as long as you know for a fact that you’ve done everything that you can. As long as you have given your 100% in making sure that there are no faults that you could’ve known about. That however includes: Slowly and gradually learning Learning as much as you can to expand your circle of competence. Constantly tracking the companies you know and can understand. Making sure that you have done your complete and 100% homework either before the investment or within 2 weeks of closing the transaction. The other thing is if you've really looked at history there are no great investors who have not had a bad year. It's not like Buf...
I’ve been working on something for a good while, consistent for a mere 1.5 years and suddenly this weird thing happens, in my case since I’m in the investments business, everytime I hear someone say “Balance Sheet” I cringe from the inside and my first response is “Shut the fuck up !”. I don’t understand why. It’s called a burnout, i’ve experienced this once before 5 years ago, but why now? I can’t afford to lose time and frankly it’s already been 2 months since I’ve worked like I “used to” where it was more rewarding and at the same time felt like I am not doing enough and should keep pushing more, it was easier to track, easily putting 6-14 hours a day. Now, the moment I think of doing some research I automatically want to do something else. Why, why is this happening? So to look for answers, I searched far and wide across the globe (Googled it and asked chatGPT). Let’s focus first on the outer layer of things, I will get into the biology of it, but before that at a human level, I wa...