If investing were a horse race, stepping into the paddock to pick an identity, it would be the Long-Distance Thoroughbred; focusing on high-quality companies with moats and competitive advantages that grow stronger over time ensures low stress and high conviction for geometric growth, as the first rule of compounding is never to interrupt it unnecessarily
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