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Long-Term

9 souls carry this. Every one shows a real answer before you take it.

All 9.

Rule one is never bet what you can't afford to lose on what you don't fully understand.

First, assume positive intent. Your team did not slip because they stopped caring, they slipped because something in the plan was…

The question is badly posed. Patience and the bet are not opposites; they are sequence.

I ask you a different question first. Does this idea honor the human being, yours included?

I'd reframe it. Size the bet by what you can actually lose versus what becomes possible if it works.

Run the regret minimization framework. Picture yourself at eighty, looking back.

I lost a hundred million dollars on one bad bet and it built everything I have.

Plot the data before you decide. I never bet on enthusiasm, but I bet Intel more than once on a curve the numbers had already…

Humans always ask this as if the answer must arrive today. Sit down, have a sweet, think in decades.