Fall in love with TRYING

[BlackHatCoiner]

Look at every rich Bitcoiner you know. Cross-check the timeline:

In 2010, he downloaded a wallet nobody asked him to download. He mined coins on a laptop while his friends played Counter-strike 2.

In 2013, when it hit $100, he was called a gambling addict.

In 2017, when it crashed from $20k to $3k, he was called an idiot.

In 2021, when it crashed from $69k to $16k, he was called a cultist.

Every Bitcoiner you envy is a man who TRIED when trying made no sense.

He didn't have a roadmap.

He had a 1% chance and he took it.

That's the only difference between him and you.

When the wallet was free to download, you were arguing on Reddit about why it was a scam.

When the price was $300, you were waiting for "the dip."

When the dip came, you were waiting for "confirmation."

The Bitcoiner isn't smarter than you. Isn't luckier than you either.

He just clicked download. You didn't.

That's the whole secret.

Forget winning.

Forget losing.

Fall in love with TRYING.

And if you try all the time, you are going to lose.

But you are also going to win.

If you try every day, you are going to lose but you are also going to WIN.

Now losing is demotivating to the normie and the wagie.

But losing isn't demotivating to the man who loves trying.

Because he is not in to win and lose. He is in to TRY.

Fall in love with TRYING.

Try that business idea.

Try sending that cold email.

Try approaching that woman.

Try getting jacked in the gym.

The world will never be the same once you live it as a tryer.

[MarryWithBTC]

He didn't have a roadmap.

Obviously he didn't have a road mad. He was skeptical, he was fearful, the world, friends and governments were against him.
He could sleep with the hope of profits, but the market will journey to the bear land.

When the price was $300, you were waiting for "the dip."

When the dip came, you were waiting for "confirmation."

When the dip came, he was waiting for it to go to zero and then, zero never came and will never come.

At $77k it still feels like he missed the opportunity. But at $500k, he will realize that today is the opportunity.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

Look at every rich Bitcoiner you know. Cross-check the timeline:

In 2010, he downloaded a wallet nobody asked him to download. He mined coins on a laptop while his friends played Counter-strike 2.

In 2013, when it hit $100, he was called a gambling addict.

In 2017, when it crashed from $20k to $3k, he was called an idiot.

In 2021, when it crashed from $69k to $16k, he was called a cultist.

There were a lot of risk, challenge, and tests for early Bitcoin adopters. Things were not easy with them but people when looking at success of the other people, they feel things are very easy for early adopters, and it's just wrong.

Every Bitcoiner you envy is a man who TRIED when trying made no sense.

He didn't have a roadmap.

Bitcoin does not have roadmap but it has succeeded while shitcoins have roadmaps and they failed, died, scammed.

People can learn from Satoshi and success of early adopters, and change their mindset, then kick of their journeys with Bitcoin.
Satoshi's lesson.

He had a 1% chance and he took it.

That's the only difference between him and you.

It's big difference between people who are ready to learn, ready to take risk, and actually take action as insiders compares to people who are lazy to learn, don't want to take risk, hesitate to take action for their starts.

[Mia Chloe]

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Well nice article though if I had the liberty of coming up with a name for it I'll probably replace TRYING with TAKING RISK. People are generally scared of uncertainty in most cases and crypto is just one of them. Losing money is kinda hard to comprehend especially for people with no investor mindset.

In most cases realising a missed opportunity can be more painful than a failed opportunity. That's one of the major reasons why you just try to manage how you risk it's what will tell how long your mindset will last.

[DiMarxist]

No one makes it in life sitting down without taking any move. This also applies to Bitcoin those first adopters of Bitcoin saw a reason why they should try and that was how they are leading in terms of the amount of Bitcoin owned. It's better trying than never so keep trying no matter how disadvantaged you are always see a reason why you should try and never give because those who give up in life history never remembers them.

[Donk1]

In a brief moment after reading through your thread, I wonder is it that whenever someone gets into something new, there are always folks who will criticise you? Because Bitcoin's history wasn't an easy one, and those early adopters were the ones who actually brought out the potential of Bitcoin that many folks didn't see. At times risk is required to be executed before gains and those massive crashes of Bitcoin were certain risks, but also opportunities that helped many realise that no matter how Bitcoin falls it will always rise back up. This alone counts as how much potential the technology has right from the start, but many didn't understand it so instead they criticise it....

​That said early adopters faced a lot of pressure and while many lost their seed phrase to their wallet, some gave up and few stayed. I believe it was all about survival skills during those years and ever since those times in the history of Bitcoin helped us realise something, which is there is more to your actions than your words that's all.........

[Stepstowealth]

No one makes it in life sitting down without taking any move.

There's this favorite quote of mine that a ship is safe in the harbor but that is not where it is meant to be, It always motivates me and gets me thinking that it is important to take risk in life especially with trying new opportunities and ideas because a moving man will meet his luck. Many people who did not want to lose money in trying to invest in something new like Bitcoin early enough when they had the information about it are still in regret today because they now see it as even though they can invest now they had a better chance of investing before but because they were playing it safe they have not been able to actually benefit properly from Bitcoin like the early investors.