Fair warning: everyone has some comments to offer when you write an investment book. And they do.
For 25 years now, I’ve operated under the caveat: “if it ain’t broken, don’t try to fix it.” As a former entrepreneur, my customers reviewed my performance daily. As an athlete, the stopwatch rated and ranked me. As a trader, the markets always critique the choices I make. Feedback like this is nothing new, and I’m used to it.
It’s the source of the feedback that’s always mattered to me. In other words, the accolades from close friends and family is what I strive for. The applause from the multitudes is not.
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