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There was a time when I couldn't sleep continuously because of the market. I would wake up and look at the prices, and even with my eyes closed, I was haunted by the red candle. But in recent years, I can sleep well whether the market goes up or down. It's not because I'm better than anyone else, but because I have learned to slow down, do less, and be more disciplined.
From “Dream of Getting Rich”

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