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Julian Robinson
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Julian Robinson
  • Jacksonville, FL
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I wanted to open up to the investor world and ask a question? The old saying is "too much of a good thing, can turn into a bad thing," or somewhat along the lines of the statement. Now starting out, should you push past the times when your mind is saying take a break, or should you allow yourself to get out and live a little outside of investing?

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