In life, everyone only spends money when they feel it's worth it. But that feeling of worth isn't always correct – sometimes there is joy, sometimes regret, and even remorse.
Investing is the same. Don't rush in just because someone says "great opportunity". Feel for yourself whether it truly fits or not.
For long-term accumulation channels: see if it is a stable, transparent business that gives you peace of mind when investing your money.
For short-term bets with strong fluctuations: set clear criteria. Only act when conditions are met.
And remember the times you made the wrong purchases, used services that did not meet your expectations – everything might seem great at first, but risks always exist.
Whether in life or investing, what needs to be preserved the most is capital and emotions. A downturn shouldn't drag your spirit down with it.
Only invest when criteria are met, but don't expect everything to always be perfect. Maintain clarity and the ability to preserve capital – that is the true way to sustain long-term success.