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Caution, yes. Fear, no. Many investors hesitate to pursue their own
best investing interests because they think they’ll
screw things up. As Winston
Churchill aptly put it: “Success isn’t
final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts.” This is true of DIY investing and Dividend
Farming.
Will mistakes be made?
Yes. Will they sink your
portfolio? Not if you manage your investing
risk. If you start early and learn
as much as you can along the way, the less likely you’ll do irreversible damage. Mistakes will be small, lessons large, and
the time available to recover great.
With time and wisdom
on your side you’ll go right more often than wrong. That’s the long-term key to successful Dividend Farming.
1 John 4:18 says it well:
Perfect love drives out fear. If
you love your family, enjoy the investing process, look forward to your future,
and move forward with a positive attitude, you’ll do better than you
think. Be prepared. Minimize your risks. Be prudent and have no fear.
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