Speaking of fomo emotions, it’s actually the feeling of missing out. Just think about it: since you entered the circle, how many opportunities for financial freedom have you missed? Were these opportunities really 'missed' by you? Any myth of becoming rich is based on the fact that those who succeeded had some investment or effort; true pure luck is pitifully rare. It's like winning the lottery in reality; such things happen every day, and you must get used to it.

We won't fomo Jack Ma because he became the richest man in the internet era, but we will fomo when our neighbor digs their land and suddenly finds gold, surpassing your so-called urban white-collar status. Jack Ma has put in a lot, and everyone knows it; hasn't the neighbor done the same? If he didn't find gold, then he would never surpass you in this lifetime. He would have to work hard on farming, and it would just be farming, so there's really nothing to be dissatisfied about. What's meant to be will be, and what's not meant to be should not be forced.

If the market isn’t suitable for you and you still want to go in, just remember: opportunities are endless—truly endless. Think about it: how many chances have there been for you to enter the circle in only a few years? More will come in the future. Don’t be afraid. But if you lose everything this time and then have no future, that’s it. A real hunter always waits for the right opportunity to deliver a single decisive strike. I hope everyone doesn’t get impatient and becomes that calm hunter.