Everything compounds, not just money. The question is which habits you want working for you.
Everyone understands compound interest when it is explained with money. Save a little, let it grow, and after enough years the growth starts to do more work than your contributions. The chart curves upward, and the lesson is always the same: start early.
What we talk about less is that almost everything in life compounds, and not always in our favour.
Money is very good at one job: buying the freedom to say no. It needs clear instructions to do it.
Price is never just arithmetic. It is a statement about what you believe your work is worth.
Competition gets the blame. Cash timing, founder bandwidth and drift do most of the damage.
On the difference between visible faith and performed faith, and what remains when no one is watching.