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In this short monologue, the speaker frames investing as a marathon rather than a sprint. He explains that the initial phase of an investment can feel painfully slow, likened to watching grass grow, creating a large perceived gap between expectations and reality. Over time, however, the investment system begins to “kick into gear,” with compounding returns accelerating rapidly, allowing money to generate more money at an increasing rate. The speaker highlights the psychological challenge of enduring the early, slow period and the importance of patience to benefit from later acceleration.

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