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"Handling Bad times is key"

Warren Buffett has said, "Charlie Munger has the best 30-second mind in the world." The most famous mental model of Charlie Munger is Invert, Always Invert. One of my favorite books by Peter Bevelin is "All I Want to Know Where I Am Going to Die, I Will no Go There " All these things suggest that handling bad situations in our lives is the easiest way to solve all problems. In your career, relationship, investing, and life, handling bad times will lead to good outcomes.

      Currently, we are all facing a correction in the stock market. I always stay patient when a bad time comes in the market. Whenever a correction comes in the market, your success is defined by your patience and your research when the time was good. I believe how much you keep with you in corrections will give you success in the stock market.  salespeople or market experts tell us that the market is correct, and we should invest more. However, I believe that investing at a low valuation will pay off. Tim cook had lunch Apple watch for 1000 dollars, and after a while, he had reduced the price to 500 dollars. and people believe that we got a 50% discount. As a result, whatever is available at a corrected price is not inexpensive. Warren Buffett always says, "Tell me first the bad news."

    Overall, the rules of careers and relationships are the same. Never forget that bad times will come because life and the world are difficult for the average person to comprehend.

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