Compounding Life | Rabbi Naftali Horowitz

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[Music] My daily business routine involves helping my clients capitalize on a single idea. An idea which Albert Einstein referred to as the eighth wonder of the world. That idea is the power of compounding. You take small amounts of money, you grow it, and you multiply it many, many times over time, and that small amount of money becomes an astronomical sum. Warren Buffett, the world's greatest investor, once said, world's greatest investor, once said, "The reason why he's the wealthiest investor is not that he's the best at it. It's just that he's been compounding much longer than everybody else." Sandy Bernstein, the founder of one of the firms that I work for, was an icon on Wall Street. He passed away as Zman Kai Bernstein because somewhere in his late 50s and early 60s he was he did a complete turnaround and he's buried today on Harazim overlooking the Makama Mikdash. He was once asked what was it

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1. 0:00[Music] My daily business routine involves helping my clients capitalize on a single idea. An idea…
2. 0:31world's greatest investor, once said, "The reason why he's the wealthiest investor is not that he's…
3. 1:01Mikdash. He was once asked what was it that made him turn his life around and…
4. 1:32the years of the wicked shorten it. Ask the what is telling us? Is he telling…
5. 2:02Every moment is an opportunity. It's an opportunity to take that moment and bank it for…
6. 2:32Buffett can compound his money as long as he's alive. And then one day it will…

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