The ones who fear missing the opportunity the most are basically the tragic gamblers who end up losing almost everything.
Because they’ve fired all their bullets in a muddled, aimless way at the beginning. By the time they realize it, there are only the last one or two bullets left. They’re terrified of missing the only chance, and they’re in extreme pain over their current situation—they want to get out of it quickly. After long-term failures, they lose confidence in their own decision-making judgment, and they no longer have the courage to take responsibility for their decisions.
If this year you turned 50wu into 80wu, then you’d know that sooner or later there would be a chance you could catch—you would always succeed—so you basically wouldn’t be afraid of missing out. 😃
Because they’ve fired all their bullets in a muddled, aimless way at the beginning. By the time they realize it, there are only the last one or two bullets left. They’re terrified of missing the only chance, and they’re in extreme pain over their current situation—they want to get out of it quickly. After long-term failures, they lose confidence in their own decision-making judgment, and they no longer have the courage to take responsibility for their decisions.
If this year you turned 50wu into 80wu, then you’d know that sooner or later there would be a chance you could catch—you would always succeed—so you basically wouldn’t be afraid of missing out. 😃
