The upper limit of good execution is to persist in doing something, and the lower limit is to persist in not doing something; both are equally important.

If during this cycle you haven't encountered knockoffs or contracts, you may have already outperformed 80% of people.

If you are consistently investing in mainstream coins or the Nasdaq 100 or S&P 500 index funds,

you may have already outperformed 99% of people.

The lower limit provides a safety net, while the upper limit opens up infinite possibilities.

This cycle has led to a deeper understanding of the courage and patience required, and the core behind this is the confidence in decision-making.

And this confidence comes from a multi-dimensional understanding of information, funds, cycle analysis, practice, summarization, and the building of an investment system through a series of processes.

These are things that everyone who needs to manage their finances should have; many people can only understand things in a one-dimensional way and lack the courage.

But they never consider that there is a series of methodologies that can be practiced to cope with these challenges, thereby improving their decision-making skills.

It's like we all know the importance of food safety, but have you paid attention to the structure of your dietary intake and the improvement of your health check indicators?!

Knowing is easy, but doing is hard; it is human nature. Understanding is meant to better align knowledge with action.