Everything, I have realized, in life is an investment and I, a mere stocktrader. Experiences, this "visit" to chicago, are all simply investments. You can look at this as mechanical or robotic, or "emotionless", but it is the undeniable truth. Furthermore, because everything is merely an investment, the best trader knows when to buy (of course), but also when to sell. The Sea Semester program was an incredible investment and most people looked at it as a "long-term" investment. You shouldn't morph buying and selling into long-term or short-term. I knew that if I didn't "sell it" when I did -- by getting off the boat -- I would lose earnings on the investment. Because of my obstinance in these experiences, I am an incredibly savvy life investor!
What do you all think of your relationship to temporal-life investments? Do you check out to quickly, sell too early, or are you the type of person that stays on board for the long haul? How can we become more timely investors?
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