From a young age, I’ve been fascinated by the market’s ability to do what none expects. It’s proficiency at discarding the most experienced of managers, and when the tides are going out embarrassing those who left their shorts at home. It’s knack for descending into entropy in a nearly structured and maybe even somewhat efficient way. My fascination, more accurately, my fixation with the markets has led me through a variety of experiences, learnings, and realizations. Through my quest thus far I’ve begun to reveal some of the market’s secrets and have only about a couple million more to go. During my road to market enlightenment, I've come to form several personal beliefs I hold to be self-evident:1. One should take pride in the product or service they provide, because there is dignity in even the simplest of tasks or work.2. When you think you have reached a point of diminishing returns, it's time to reshape your production or learning curve. Growth and efficiency never truly happen in a linear fashion. 3. Always keep an eye on the long-term, holistic picture to ensure you do not stray away from your desired objective. Don’t trade long-term objectives and break your processes for short short-term gratification. These business beliefs have been forged because of my own self-education, degrees, work experience, as well as trial and error. They have helped evolve my leadership, collaboration, critical thinking, and financial skills pushing me to recognize the need to constantly improve as an individual and colleague.While I'm affiliated with AI Funds, the views expressed here are my own unless explicitly stated otherwise. Nothing in this profile or any content posted should be construed as investment advice; you should conduct your own research and/or consult with a professional prior to investing.