Warren Buffet once said: "The best moves are usually boring." This...

"The best moves are usually boring."
This is how intentional boredom will make you more money:
People have experienced boredom since the dawn of humanity.
Yet, we've continuously found new ways to distract ourselves...
Here's why boredom is actually a superpower you should embrace:
Everyone wants to build the next Facebook.
Harsh truth: you're not Zuckerberg, and it's probably not gonna work out.
You're way better off building (or buying) a boring biz:
But unsexy = simple. And simple means:
• Predictable cash flow
• Competitors without $1B in funding
• Low bars for customer service
Embrace the tedium.
Buffet's investing strategy is simple:
1. Make a few smart bets
2. Give them decades to play out
He is worth $118B. Meanwhile, 95% of day traders fail.
I'd go with the long-term boring route.
People are terrified of boredom.
But your best ideas need space to bloom, not a never-ending stream of Zoom calls.
Leave unscheduled gaps in your calendar: Long walks. Long lunches. Unplanned afternoons. ROI on that is huge.
Don't confuse intentional boredom with living a boring life...
Boring friends. Boring job. Boring partner.
THAT boredom is unacceptable.
Lead an interesting life and avoid mediocrity. Then use intentional boredom as your secret weapon...
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"The best moves are usually boring."
This is how intentional boredom will make you more money:
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