Olivier Le Moal Co-authored by Treading Softly Those who've had the greatest impact on my life are not necessarily those who have been the most successful, but those who have been the most generous. This doesn't necessarily mean that they've been generous as far as handing out money or gifts. They've been generous with their time and their investment in me as a person to help me learn and grow.
They've shared knowledge, taught me skills, and provided me with the tools and perspective to better myself. The importance of being a generous person cannot be overstated. Improving the lives of those around you will lead to an improvement in your own life.
When it comes to the market, I like to invest in companies that are generous to me. I want them to be generous with the information they provide me with so that I can make a well-informed investment decision. When I do invest, I want them to be generous with the profits they reap by depositing some in my account in the form of dividends.
Dividend investing can, in many ways, be one of the more boring forms of investing. This is not because you do not see good returns, but because if you're holding a 10% yielding stock, you're getting 2.5% in returns every quarter.
The stock market often moves 2-3% in a day. So investing for income is less about playing the rapid movements of the market and more about picking your position, holding that position, and enjoying the generous income that keeps pouring in. Today, I want to take a look at.
