Sourcing Cadence
The deliberate rhythm at which an investor reviews potential idea sources -- news, screens, primary observation, conversations -- and converts them into watchlist entries. A weekly or biweekly cadence tends to keep sourcing alive without overwhelming the rest of the workflow; daily sourcing tends to produce volume without quality; sporadic sourcing tends to produce gaps where the funnel goes dry. The cadence is one of the few sourcing decisions that has a right answer to keep stable across years.
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