Often the market is so unpredictable that trying to time it is, to me, it's a fool's errand and I wouldn't do it.

I'm talking about any of these changes that we are making in our portfolios. I'm doing them very

gently. You know, maybe if I want to move 10% from one thing to the other, I do it 2% at a time

over a few weeks. It's like dollar cost averaging across. Sometimes I do rip the Band-Aid off. I'm going to be honest. But I'll actually kind of lean into it, get a feel for it,

and not make quick decisions that feel like I'm trying to time some big thing.

Like, well, stocks are overvalued.

I'm going to sell all my stocks.

I've never done that.

And I don't think we ever will.

Welcome back to startups for the rest of us. I'm Rob Walling. This is a show where we talk about building ambitious startups without sacrificing our freedom, our purpose, or our relationships, and where we realize that being a founder is about making hard decisions with incomplete information.

Thanks so much for coming back and joining me again this week.

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