You cannot solve all problems at the same time, but rather you should focus on solving strategic core issues, which will prevent other problems from becoming issues.

This is similar to the fact that in investing, the first principle is always the risk/reward structure. Clarifying the returns you want and the risks you are willing to take is the top priority!

Instead of immediately thinking about how to make money!

Strategic issues are often structural rather than tactical; once the strategic focus is addressed, many daily anxieties and problems will automatically disappear.

Assuming you have 1 million: If you put all your energy into watching the market every day and studying the rise and fall of a certain altcoin, hoping to quickly earn 10 million, you might exhaust yourself in the ups and downs because you can't resolve the core issue of "wealth security."

But if your goal is just a bull market cycle, such as a threefold growth over three years, then this goal is not difficult: first address the strategic focus of "80% of core positions in BTC/ETH, leaving enough stablecoin cash flow". Then, no matter how small coins fluctuate or how black swans come, it won't lead to your total collapse. Many "minor issues" will naturally not be problems, and making money during the cycle is relatively easier, which most ordinary people can achieve.

So my review mode is:

Periodically ask yourself: "Is my current strategic focus still correct? Are my assets safe?"

First ensure the safety of positions, then assess the bull and bear market trends, and finally lock in the core track!

Therefore, investing is about accepting your own capacity and financial range, knowing what can be done and what cannot, and mentally accepting the principle that slow is fast. It's not about solving all problems at the same time, but rather first addressing the strategic focus, concentrating resources on issues that can drive the overall situation, allowing other problems to resolve themselves automatically.