Why Wealth Builds in Phases, Not Lines
When people imagine long-term investing, they picture a smooth upward line.Slow, steady, predictable. Real life doesn’t look like that. Wealth […]
Long-Term Thinking
Long-Term Thinking
Why Time Matters More Than Timing
Most people think good investing is about entering at the right time. They wait for: And while they wait, time
Money Psychology
Simple Habits That Matter More Than Intelligence
Most people believe good investing requires intelligence. Not just basic understanding — but sharpness.The ability to read markets.To spot patterns.To
Long-Term Thinking
The Boring Middle of Long-Term Investing
Most people understand the beginning of investing.There is excitement. A sense of doing something right.First SIP. First statement. First small
Money Psychology
What Financial Peace Actually Feels Like
Most people imagine financial peace as a number. A certain net worth.A milestone corpus.A day when money finally stops being
Money Psychology
How Boring Systems Beat Smart Decisions
Most people believe good investing is about being smart. Knowing the right fund.Timing entries better.Understanding charts, ratios, news. But if
Money Psychology
Why “Average Returns” Still Feel Disappointing
On paper, everything looks fine. Your returns are decent.Nothing alarming.Nothing broken. And yet, something feels… off. You’re doing what you’re
Money Psychology
The Problem With Comparing Your Portfolio With Others
Comparing portfolios feels harmless. You’re just checking.Just curious.Just trying to understand if you’re doing okay. But quietly, comparison becomes one
Money Psychology
Why We Overestimate Short-Term Results
Most investing frustration doesn’t come from losses.It comes from timing expectations. We expect things to work faster than they realistically
Money Psychology
Why Doing Nothing Is Often the Hardest Part of Investing
Most investing mistakes don’t come from bad knowledge.They come from the discomfort of waiting. Buying feels like action.Selling feels like