Investment lessons from MSD

Investment lessons from MSD - 2

MSD’s career started on a bad note. His initial scores were so bad that he was not sure whether he would even get a chance to play the next match. And then he scored and scored big.

Even in investing, one must not lose heart if the ‘returns’ in the beginning are less than expectation. Just keep at it and soon the ‘returns’ will start to look good. So give your investment time.

In MSDs case Saurav Ganguly, the skipper knew it and persisted with him. Later in his career MSD himself showed patience with Ravindra Jadeja till he came good.

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