11. Optimist vs Pessimist

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Outcome Becomes Income

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Mark Twain said, "The man who does not read has no advantage over the man who cannot read." The same can be said of investing. The person who can invest, but does not, has no advantage over the person who does not have the ability to do so. To our benefit, there have never been more options available to invest. With as little as $1, a brokerage account, time and patience, anyone can get started. My aim is to create an inclusive community and build long term wealth together. Please join me as outcome becomes income!

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11. Optimist vs Pessimist

Outcome Becomes Income

4 minutes 46 seconds

3 years ago

11. Optimist vs Pessimist

My thoughts on optimism vs pessimism and how these philosophies apply to investing. If you’re optimistic about the future and believe the world will be a better place through innovation and technology you should be bullish on investing in the stock market. The potential upside is infinite. If you’re pessimistic about the future you should still invest in the stock market. But if you believe the world is only getting worse and innovation and technology seizes, your investment can only go to zero. Please subscribe and thank you for listening!