Things that compound

Pay attention to things that compound. They grow slowly at first but pick up steam after years.

  • Interest in a bank account (of course)

  • Knowledge in an industry or domain.

  • Skill in a professional or personal craft.

  • Trust between peers and business partners.

In these instances, stay on the bus. The longer the better.

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But other things also compound. They pick up gravity and keep rolling.

  • Fear of failure.

  • Dishonesty between peers or business partners.

  • Apathy towards a craft or skill.

  • An obsession with looking for shortcuts.

In these instances, get off the bus. The quicker the better.

Iā€™m here,

Sawyer

from The Data Shop

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