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"Stay focused on the long ball*, nothing else matters", says Bruce Flatt. I like how he is always calm, focused, rational and long term oriented in strong contrast to a lot of hyperventilating going on these days.

Bruce Flatt, CEO, Brookfield discusses tariffs against Canada, structural trends in asset management and investing in digital infrastructure with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker at Bloomberg Invest.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=69YOJFvL1-M

*Stay focused on the long ball means to maintain concentration on playing a style of soccer that heavily utilizes long passes, kicking the ball a significant distance upfield towards the attacking players, rather than attempting intricate short passes to build up play; essentially, keep your attention on quickly moving the ball forward with long kicks

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