Would you rather be regarded as the most awesome investor in the eyes of the world (but actually have the worst investment performance); or be regarded as the worst investor in the eyes of the world (but actually have the best investment performance)? You must choose one, which would you pick? Warren Buffett often uses this question to illustrate the concepts of internal and external scorecards, discussing investment and life values.
Brother NaiZi believes that, whether from a life perspective or an investment perspective, the sooner you figure out this question, the better.
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Here's an interesting Q&A:
Would you rather be regarded as the most awesome investor in the eyes of the world (but actually have the worst investment performance);
or be regarded as the worst investor in the eyes of the world (but actually have the best investment performance)?
You must choose one, which would you pick?
Warren Buffett often uses this question to illustrate the concepts of internal and external scorecards, discussing investment and life values.
Brother NaiZi believes that, whether from a life perspective or an investment perspective, the sooner you figure out this question, the better.