The thing I haven't done all along has nothing to do with laziness, it's mostly because I didn't put myself in the right position. I always said I was waiting for a better entry point, but after waiting for six months, I didn't see any ups or downs. It looks like I'm doing risk control, but I'm actually protecting that cautious and never impulsive persona, so I'd rather keep watching. Anyway, it looks like we won't lose, and we can still deceive ourselves, but we haven't made a move yet. I understood this logic by looking at Dan Koe's deduction: A person cannot live the life they want because they are not yet the kind of person who can live that kind of life. No matter how hard they try, it's all in vain. They have to become that person first. Another fitting phrase is: fake it until you make it. When it comes to the cryptocurrency circle, being repeatedly cut off actually has little to do with understanding K-lines or not. After searching online for a lot of those things, the real root of the problem is still treating oneself as a retail investor, a person who doesn't use their brain to believe what others say. Whoever shouts believes, from beginning to end, no decision is made by oneself. People remain unchanged, and the next bull market will still be taken over by this group of people. Dan Koe's most ruthless move is called counter vision: if nothing changes, what will life be like on an ordinary Wednesday in five years. After careful consideration of that scene, it's still this group of trapped positions. Every day, I get up and see who in the group has posted their profits again. In a bull market, I bravely charge forward, while in a bear market, I delete my software and pretend to be dead. After five years, if my account hasn't risen, I'm exhausted and still waiting for that never expected entry point. Realizing that being uncomfortable is a good thing, and waking up early when you feel uncomfortable. So how to change it? It's useless to rush into tomorrow. It's like jumping from one pit to another. What needs to be replaced is the identity of a retail investor. Retail investors and other experts speak up, then copy homework, and then curse around the world. A different way of life is to conduct research, make decisions based on one's own understanding, and acknowledge one's own gains and losses. One must first believe that they are capable of making their own decisions, and then take responsibility for their own decisions every day. The whole world is shouting that BTC is going to zero, only you know that you are waiting to fall to the target entry level. For example, every buying and selling decision forces oneself to give a reason that does not rely on others, not using someone shouting as an excuse, and only daring to make a move after reading and calculating. Even if this judgment is so bad and loses money, it is still better than copying it, because it is one's own, and if it loses money, it will be reviewed and remembered. The one who copied it will only curse at the one who shouted the order. Going back and copying another one, and then cursing again, will never grow a brain. After falling a few times, I gradually transformed from someone who believes what others say to someone who has their own judgment.