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# Additional Reading
[Five Decades Of Personal Stock Market Passages, Tools, Lessons And Stories: Part 1](https://stockcharts.com/articles/journal/2022/08/five-decades-of-personal-stock-584.html)\
Successful investing calls for much the same prerequisites as those required to become a professional athlete. Fortunately, we investors have a much longer shelf life than pro athletes
[Five Decades Of Personal Stock Market Passages, Tools, Lessons And Stories: Part 2](https://stockcharts.com/articles/journal/2022/09/five-decades-of-personal-stock-935.html)\
To start, I want to make two points. Investing successfully requires that you remain engaged and motivated. Just because you choose to ignore the markets, the markets won't reciprocate and ignore you.
[Five Decades Of Personal Stock Market Passages, Tools, Lessons And Stories: Part 3](https://stockcharts.com/articles/journal/2022/09/five-decades-of-personal-stock-558.html)\
When I began investing full-time, my methodology's foundation was based on William O'Neil's CANSLIM® approach. It's a deeply researched and proven strategy.
[Ten Timeless Tenets of Trading: A 2,500 Year Perspective](https://stockcharts.com/articles/journal/2015/05/ten-timeless-tenets-of-trading--a-2500-year-perspective.html)\
For those of you who pooh-pooh the lessons of history, listen up! I myself am guilty of being overly focused on today’s web – obsessed with the latest hot stocks, investment technologies and trading methodologies.
[Ten Timeless Tenets of Trading: A 2,500 Year Perspective Part II](https://stockcharts.com/articles/journal/2015/05/ten-timeless-tenets-of-trading--a-2500-year-perspective-part-ii.html)\
Art, history and life can parallel investing. This blog is my continuation from last week’s Part I where I encouraged readers to be open to a sort of borderless-type of thinking.
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