Seeing others make a fortune at a young age makes you feel anxious, restless, and even regretful for missing out on a huge opportunity. You think to yourself that it would have been great if you had made that decision back then, so you start to double down!
With each time more intense than the last, dreaming of multiplying your gains this year and catching up to others. But reality doesn't wait for you to be ready; it slaps you hard first.
In the moment of losing everything, you suddenly realize: you were just thinking too much, too fast, and living too impatiently.
Calm down, my friend. You are only in your twenties or thirties, and you have decades to explore in this industry. The market is unpredictable, and opportunities are as abundant as mosquitoes on a summer night; you can't catch them all, nor do you need to—just catching one is enough.
Stop the frantic running. Be like a sniper, hiding in the grass, holding your breath and focusing, waiting for the most precise moment. Before you pull the trigger, no one knows you are waiting, but you know in your heart: true victory is never about running the fastest, but about living the longest.