Last week’s 76k recurring investment has been in profit by a few percentage points now.
Strangely, I don’t feel happy at all—instead, I’m a little itchy to act. I want to add more, to “buy a bit more while I’m right.”
This is the most dangerous moment in the phase where you’re accumulating capital. When the market falls, you know you’re following the plan. But when it rises, you start to think you’re a genius.
I’ve been writing code for ten years, and the scariest thing to me is the impulse to mess around just because “it happens to run.”
When you see your investment rise, do you also find it hard to control yourselves?
Strangely, I don’t feel happy at all—instead, I’m a little itchy to act. I want to add more, to “buy a bit more while I’m right.”
This is the most dangerous moment in the phase where you’re accumulating capital. When the market falls, you know you’re following the plan. But when it rises, you start to think you’re a genius.
I’ve been writing code for ten years, and the scariest thing to me is the impulse to mess around just because “it happens to run.”
When you see your investment rise, do you also find it hard to control yourselves?