Managers Are Paid to Perform, Not to Perform for You

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There is a crucial distinction between performative activity and actual performance. Investment managers, bankers, and many service providers are incentivized to look busy, execute transactions, and demonstrate effort — not necessarily to maximize your outcome. The activity itself is the product. Recognize when you are paying for theater rather than results.

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