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>> I think the broadest possible education, it's
great -- liberal arts in terms of understanding,
like I said earlier, the
different fields that are open
for investment, certainly the basic business.
You have to have those tools -- accounting,
economics and finance, those kinds of courses.
And then some type of worthwhile experience.
It doesn't have to be directly in
the financial services industry,
but something that you gained a advantage.
And that's what this thing is about.
It's some little incremental edge
that you have over the competition
that gives you the up over what you can do.
So I would say work hard,
be ethical, and be patient.
Because if you are really
passionate about this type
of profession, it's wonderful, it's exciting.
And you can make a lifelong commitment to it.
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