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I had a professor in business school, Mr. Dixon, who always asked one question at the beginning of class: “What is the purpose of a business?”. As nascent entrepreneurs we would answer with ignorance:
I had a professor in business school, Mr. Dixon, who always asked one question at the beginning of class: “What is the purpose of a business?”. As nascent entrepreneurs we would answer with ignorance:
I left the safety of my family and home this week for the first time in days. The list of destinations is typically short: Martins, Costco, the Landfill. I broke this routine to head to our office building at 27 West Boscawen Street.
“Stay The Course.” I’ve grown to dislike this overused trite. It belittles the anxiety we feel during moments of great stress. Moreover, it fails to remind us of how we got here and provides no insight on how to face the unknown in front of us.
We've faced a challenging couple weeks together but remain optimistic heading into the weekend. Here is our perspective on investing during uncertain times.
How do we as investors stay in the fight with so much uncertainty? The answer is to reflect on our experiences and to enhance them with the perspective of mentors we admire.
My sons pulled me out of bed yesterday morning after waking up to snow and the discovery that school was again out of session. The early rush meant my morning email check would be delayed.