In Sanskrit, the word 'Guru' means, 'a person who removes, one from the darkness'.
If you prefer to be the Guru of of your Investment Portfolio, i.e. removing darkness from it - some guiding lights to follow...
Understand yourself & your relationship with money.
Have Patience. Good things happen, eventually.
Be Disciplined. 'Drunken investing can be intoxicating, but it also erodes wealth & health'.
Never invest with an impulse.
Have Fear. Yes, a good fear of not reaching your targeted requirements in life.
Ignore Tips & Tippers.
Take corrective actions, as & when needed (everyone makes mistakes).
Happy, 'Full Moon Investing' (on this Guru Pournami, day)
If you prefer to be the Guru of of your Investment Portfolio, i.e. removing darkness from it - some guiding lights to follow...
Understand yourself & your relationship with money.
Have Patience. Good things happen, eventually.
Be Disciplined. 'Drunken investing can be intoxicating, but it also erodes wealth & health'.
Never invest with an impulse.
Have Fear. Yes, a good fear of not reaching your targeted requirements in life.
Ignore Tips & Tippers.
Take corrective actions, as & when needed (everyone makes mistakes).
Happy, 'Full Moon Investing' (on this Guru Pournami, day)
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