Mood attracts its affinities.
It's the holiday season and most of us will be in a good or better mood depending on our circumstances. And that's the key. We too often let circumstances determine our mood. And why not, it seems so logical?
But that's really just another case of putting the holiday sleigh in front of those reindeer. Mood determines circumstance, not the other way around.
I once had a girlfriend who claimed she wasn't a morning person. So obviously, rain or shine, fresh smelling coffee or tasty hot chocolate, mornings weren't big memory makers around that house.
Be careful what you claim.
Mood is just another way of saying claim. Claim a good mood as the last thing before you fall asleep every night and see how often you awake each morning with a good mood. If you want to own it, claim it.
Otherwise you don't really want to own it. So stop complaining and just enjoy your moodiness. It will never fail to reward you in what's known on Wall Street as PIK--payment in kind.
Mood attracts its affinities.
Happy holidays to all and we look forward to a profitable investing year for 2015.
t. man hatter
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