Ask yourself, «how will I feel about this in an hour»;
practice thinking about the long term consequences from our actions.
Not exact matches
Huntington may be right
about the possibilities of
long -
term adjustments to democratic
thought and
practice in cultures dominated by Islam and Confucianism.
In spite of blogging now for a while
about how I don't
think very low carb diets are optimal
long term, it has been really difficult to get out of the
practice on average.
The repeated
practice will fuel the creation of that
long -
term memory module, and you won't even remember when you once had to
think haltingly
about each step.
Whatever one might
think about Amazon's
practices, or what they might morph into in the
long -
term, in the short -
term, there are reports that indicate those goals are being accomplished.
I
think that patience, although it is often talked
about, is rarely actually
practiced in the investment business (at least not to the degree that I
think maximizes the chance of great
long -
term results).
In the end investing isn't
about the temporary euphoria of novel information but putting into
practice a well
thought out,
long -
term investing strategy.