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No, but you can make decisions now which affect the rate of short term growth later. Or to continue the calculus analogy, you divide your spending on growth be
by DRMacIver 14y ago
No, but you can make decisions now which affect the rate of short term growth later.
Or to continue the calculus analogy, you divide your spending on growth between spending that increases the first derivative and second derivative of value. The former is current short term growth, but the latter may lead to more growth in the long term.