P.S.: Dedicated to everyone who feels anxious šŸ‘‡šŸ‘‡

You had your eye on a coin, hesitated, and didn’t buy
Then it went up 500x

Would you get in just for the ā€œfeeling of being involvedā€??

1: You didn’t buy—it wasn’t bad luck

You didn’t buy at the time because, in that moment, you simply didn’t have the information, money, or mindset to make it happen

The opportunity passed right in front of you, and you didn’t reach for it. That wasn’t missing out; you and that opportunity simply weren’t connected at the time

That money just wasn’t yours to make. As for šŸŒ, even if lots of people said ā€œNiu Laiā€ was no good back then, I’d still have gotten in!

2: If you can repeat it, it’s within your circle of competence

A lot of people comfort themselves by saying, ā€œWhat’s meant for you will always be yoursā€
That’s only half true

Whether something is yours doesn’t depend on whether it goes up, but on whether you can repeat it:
If you made money once through skill, you can do it again

If you made money once through luck, you’ll give it back next time

3. Reflect

Reflect on your losses, and reflect even more on your gains

Wrong reasoning, right result—that’s luck, and it’s dangerous
Right reasoning, wrong result—that’s probability; accept it

Most people only reflect on their losses, so they stay stuck in the same place forever

4: You’re not anxious because you’re not trying hard enough

In this circle, everyone is watching other people make money every day
But every profit screenshot you see was handpicked for you by someone else

If you have even the slightest ambition, you’ll get rubbed raw over and over

Humanity’s favorite story: ā€œyoung and famous.ā€ This narrative never gets old: 22 years old, made tens of millions, A8-level assets—people absolutely love it....

Some even treat it like scripture....

5. Making peace isn’t giving up; it’s changing your measuring stick

Making peace means lowering your expectations, not your standards

You stop comparing your returns with other people’s, and start comparing them with your own discipline

You stop expecting yourself to catch every opportunity, and start expecting yourself to have a reason every time you make a move

6. When the market is bad, the best move is not to make a move

ā€œSome market conditions are good for going longšŸ“ˆ, some are good for going shortšŸ“‰, and some are good for fishingšŸŸā€

Finally, wishing you all an early achievement of financial freedom!šŸ’°šŸ’°

Stay true to the fundamentals; don’t chase the extraordinary!