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Control over what they're doing, progress in what they're pursuing, being connected with others, and being part of something they enjoy that's bigger than themselves.
book The Science of Fear,
One, realizing that crises happen every year highlights the need to use debt sparingly, have an emergency fund, keep your resume updated, hug your loved ones, all that stuff.
Don't become bitter. Become better.
Warren Buffett once said that unless you can watch your stocks fall 50% without becoming panic-stricken, you shouldn't be investing.
Buy companies when they're cheap and sell them when they're not.
