Essay about investing - 03-13-24
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Self driving As a business school student before launching Greenlea Lane, I thought that long-term investing was a decision—an approach you can choose to adopt, and that’s that. But after beginning to invest in the real world, I soon realized that nothing could be further from the truth: a long-term approach requires constant recommitment in the face of pressures stemming from both human nature and external influences. It’s a discipline, I thought for a while—but soon became dissatisfied with that formulation as well. Discipline is effortful, and that didn’t seem right. True long termism…
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