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Pascal's Triangle: Visual of Ideal networking & compounding.
Pascal's triangle shares an intimate bond with the Fibonacci series; which in turn is one of the building laws of nature.
How one can use pascal's triangle to compound his/her network & wealth?
- The '1' represents you; according to P-triangle' first step for forming an ideal network is to find 2 persons who closely resemble you in terms of your thought process, productivity.
- Apply the same process, now the 2 persons find same 2 persons like them and in this process, you get your first productive outcome on a given task which represents number '2' [third row].
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Pascal's Triangle: Visual of Ideal networking & compounding.
- Using the process, the 2 persons associated with the productive outcome find similar 2 persons. Now, here the first productive outcome ('2' in this case) acts as a catalyst of compounding and attracts 2 persons of the same resemblance to your network.
- Carrying out a task at this stage i.e. the 4th row; grants 2 productive outcomes with higher quality and assureity.
- This process goes on and on and by adding just 2 persons each time you compound your productivity outcome.
- This also ensures a stable network since most of the network resembles you.
The same applies to successful investing.
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