Investing for the Long Term

This man turned a tiny online bookstore into a $1.5 trillion empire. And his biggest

investing lesson? — Think in decades, not days. 📈 When Jeff Bezos

started Amazon, everyone laughed. “No one will buy books online!” they said.

But Bezos wasn’t investing for 1 year, or 5 years. He was building

for the next 20. He reinvested every profit back into the company — warehouses, logistics,

technology — instead of showing off big numbers to investors. Why? Because real wealth

comes from compound growth, not short-term wins. Bezos once said: “If I make a decision

and it only pays off in 10 years, I’m still happy.” That’s patience. That’s power.