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One of the key advantages of boring businesses is their capacity for compounding growth. As Buffett illustrates through the "Snowball Effect," small beginnings can yield substantial outcomes when executed over a long duration. Consider a self-storage facility: when one facility generates reliable profit, those earnings can be reinvested to build another, gradually creating a network of revenue-generating properties.
Over time, these investments compound, leading to exponential growth—an outcome that is more challenging for businesses in the trendy sectors, where maintaining relevance requires continual innovation.