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ght by one of our leading independent investment experts, on how to invest your money sensibly: what your options are and where the pitfalls lie. Warren Buffett, the greatest investor of the modern age, used four words to describe the art of investing money: "simple, but not easy". Most people either don't

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Public. Pursuit of Happiness. Date: Tue, 02 Sep 2014 15:15:34 +0000 111111 LL September Newsletter View this env-ii . . A LUNCHTIME TALK from Walter Mischel, one of the World's most influential psychologists and inventor of the original 1960s marshmallow experiments. "A child is presented with a marshma

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, a point supported by a study that began forty years ago with four year-old children presented with a marshmallow. The American social psychologist Walter Mischel recruited four year old children to his laboratory and sat them down at a table with two objects: a marshmallow and a bell. He then told each Hause