🤔 Review? It's not much use for eggs! Faced with an epic opportunity like TRUMP, for those of us who claim to live on the chain, not being able to earn the same alarming profits shows that there is a big problem. A once-in-a-lifetime opportunity versus minimal returns requires you to engage in soul searching self reflection and a 3000 word retrospective report. Perhaps, such a review is actually useless. Because most people's reviews tend to be superficial. For example: 1. I'm sleeping, I missed it 2. I see, I'm afraid of counterfeit currency 3. Bought it, sold early 4. Take it, buy too little These are just appearances. If you come up with such reasons after reviewing, there is no doubt that you will miss the same epic opportunity next time. Incomplete review is equivalent to complete lack of review. The inertia of human thinking is enormous, and many people are not clearly aware of how they make decisions and how they act afterwards. What you thought you didn't see, were afraid of counterfeit currency, sold out, and had a small position only existed at the operational level. Someone might say, 'Understood, it was my decision-making process that went wrong.'. Actually, it's not entirely true. Decision making is based on the collision of your inner ideas and external phenomena (data), and through the operation of the decision-making tool, a result is obtained for subsequent operations. So, faced with the same information and transaction data, everyone made completely different decisions, ultimately leading to vastly different outcomes. So, where is the real problem? 🧠 At your cognitive level My mind is in chaos, how can I see clearly and accurately, and how can I have the courage to place a heavy bet? How can we hold on to subsequent callbacks? How high is considered high, when should I run? Ultimately, all of this is the realization of cognition and courage. However, these two points cannot be established overnight. The gap between you and truly top experts requires not only a review, but also the accumulation of long-term practical experience and improvement. Growth is a process.