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"There is no moral of the story other than: failure does not mean that you didn't do well." While this lesson is pretty well internalized, I think there's some
by jfb 13y ago
"There is no moral of the story other than: failure does not mean that you didn't do well."
While this lesson is pretty well internalized, I think there's some difficulty with the converse: just because you succeeded, doesn't mean what you were doing was right. Life is contingent.
- sz4kerto 13y agoOh yes, that might be even more important. See the Superinvestors of America: http://www.tilsonfunds.com/superinvestors.html http://www.tilsonfunds.com/superinvestors.html
- baddox 13y agoThis is really just semantic. You can play around with definitions and construct all sorts of truisms: Just because your company ran out of money and ceased to exists doesn't mean you failed. Just because your company grew very quickly, IPO'd at a high price, and had consistently large profits for many years, doesn't mean you succeeded.