The Importance of Perception in Value Investing

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When assessing something you always want to think like what is the value so this was pretty simple. You can reduce shiny objectness if that's even a thing by getting it out of sight and then the ninth one which is our final one today is focus on value now when assessing something youAlways want to Think Like What Is The Value? By Benjamin Graham, author of "The Intelligent Investor" (Simon & Schuster), for more information visit: http://www.simonandschulte.com/the-intelligent-investor/.

Do you get distracted by shiny objects? Always looking for something new to replace the thing that was new yesterday? (yes, you're crazy). At its core, shiny object syndrome (SOS) is a disease of distraction, and it affects entrepreneurs specifically because of the qualities that make them unique: High motivation, crave new technology, new developments, and no fear of starting new things. It's called shiny object syndrome because it's the entrepreneurial equivalent of a small child chasing after shiny objects. Once they get there and see what the object is, they immediately lose interest and start chasing the next thing. For entrepreneurs, rather than literal shiny objects. Shiny objects may be business objectives, marketing strategies, clients or even other business ventures. In today's podcast, I show you how to BEAT the shiny object syndrome by implementing 9 practical steps you can take immediately.

Full blog post here: https://www.consulting.com/channel/shiny-object-syndrome-the-cure