RE: Economic Entitlement Is Leaving You Poor
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Well, identifying opportunities has something to do with general knowledge, up-to-date information, and experience. But the sooner one starts on that path, the better one's chances of choosing well. And it's not a one-shot thing, so we need less doubt and more real efforts.
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I also think it depends on the person, if you want to be spoon-fed information and not question things, then you will get what everyone else gets. People are so afraid to make mistakes and want the "safe" path; unfortunately, there are no guarantees; there is no safe path. Once you find out you're not made of glass and mistakes won't kill you, you can start taking more risk and feel comfortable.
Like me, I have no problem throwing my money into Bitcoin, even if I lose it all that's fine with me
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Aye, but the ability to find alternatives of what now feels great is also important. At some point, conditions change. And yet another path is a good thing to find. I am not saying we shouldn't walk what's interesting. We just shouldn't stay too long on a path of stagnation, as you said.
I think that things are always in a state of change we just choose to ignore it until it affects us personally. Staying on the same path if you see improved results is fine with me but if you stay on the same path and results get worse and worse things need to change
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