Why the Hardest Work in Investing is Doing Absolutely Nothing
We are obsessed with the "hustle" predicting the next rate hike, timing the next dip, or repositioning for the "new paradigm." But as Shiv Puri argues, the instinct to act is often just a desperate grab for the illusion of control. In this essay, Shiv breaks down the "Art of Inaction," showing why the most significant returns are earned in the quiet periods when nothing appears to be happening. It’s a gut-check for anyone who feels they need to be "doing something" to be a successful investor. Learn why the real work is front-loaded in understanding a business's DNA, so you can earn the right to sit still when the rest of the world is panicking.
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Shiv PuriFounder and Managing Director, TVF Capital Chairman, Vesta Global
