Every investor loves a catalyst.
Earnings beats, product launches, policy shifts.
They’re exciting, but they rarely build wealth.
Because catalysts fade, process doesn’t.
The best portfolios aren’t built on moments, they’re built on motion.
On doing the same thing, again and again, until time compounds it.
Chasing catalysts is like chasing the weather.
You might feel clever for a season, but you won’t own the climate.