I once heard this great story from a comedian who said his career started falling apart when he realized that he was spending so much time managing and producing his act,

that he had less time doing what made his act great to begin with, which was analyzing everyday life and making jokes about it.

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I was going to some documents the other day, and I came across something that I

had forgot about, which was that the title of my first book, The Psychology of Money, was

originally going to be, you can be wrong half the time and so make a fortune.

It's funny to say that now because that is a terrible title. Nobody would have bought that

book. I originally ran with that title because it highlights what I think is one of the most

important rules, theories, and investing, which is how much tails drive everything, and that most of

your success in life, not just investing, but for lots of areas in your life, most of your

success, most of what's important, will come from a very small percentage of the things that

you do.

Let me tell you a little story to show you what I mean.

Steamboat Willie put Walt Disney on the map as a cartoonist.

Business success, the other head, was a completely different story.

Walt Disney's first studio went bankrupt.

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