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Here's your host, Brandon Adams.

I think anybody that leads an organization will say, whether you're on your own business or some sort of executive or something like that, anytime you're kind of called into a position of leadership, one of the things that makes leadership difficult is the future is not easy to predict.

So by definition, if you're trying to lead, you're trying to move towards

some sort of destination that exists in the future, but the world is always changing and sort of

trying to decide where your target's going to be a year from now, five years from now, 10 years from now,

it's not always easy to do. In fact, when you think about, and this is one of the reasons why I like sports is because

in sports for fun, one of the things we like to do is just sort of make predictions.

Some people like to gamble on their predictions.

And while I think some of that kind of stuff can be dangerous, following the market is

oftentimes really interesting because what you see is, look,

the worst sports betters are still going to get things right about 50% of the time. The best sports

betters are going to get things right about maybe 55% of the time. In other words, there's not a huge

difference between the best and the worst when it comes to making predictions. There's really no one out there that's going to be excellent over the course of a long

period of time at, you know, kind of, you know, making consistently accurate predictions.

We sometimes think of Warren Buffett, the great investor, as the Oracle of Omaha.

You've perhaps heard him call

that an Oracle, someone who can see the future, but anybody who follows investing closely

will know that really so much of Warren Buffett's wealth has come from actually a small

number of investments. Only a small number of correct predictions has resulted in the overwhelming amount of

wealth that Warren Buffett's been able to accumulate for himself and for his family and for his

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