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i might not totally agree with you that while investing in bitcoin you should just set up a plan of accumulating 2 bitcoin and use the whole of your life in getting to that planned figure.

Yeah it is of the nature of every investors to dream big about their future accomplishment, so setting a reasonable target is good way to start the process but not every target is encouraged, so actually I would say that having a set target of 2 Bitcoin to achieve in all of his life does not sound like a target because the conviction will be very low and as the time goes you will start losing interest because of the belief that you still have a good number of years ahead of you to meet up and from such mindset other things will come in play and occupy your mind from thinking about your investment, meanwhile as we normally talk about few years targets is better because it gives us the discipline that whatever thing we do we have something very important to reach out and that idea will now be installed on our head.

You are absolutely right and I think I get your point and of course this doesn't only happen in Bitcoin investment even in some other investment and activities, I have once set target on something that by the end of the month this where I want to reach in this..., but as days goes by I began to feel reluctant and weak reason because even if I don't achieve it that set date I will still achieve it sooner or later and to a point it was more like an procrastinating not even because I was lazy or not determined but because i believe I can still get to that set target so I have to stop and just do it in a normal way and then I start making progress. I'm not saying that setting a target is not good but sometimes it's not good it can make one reluctant or procrastinate thereby making one to lose some opportunity as a result of not completing a set target on time.

It is careless of an investor not to include budget while starting up his investment, implementing this will serve as a precaution for consistency and enough reason why to keep the investment rolling. Everyone wants to invest in Bitcoin and earn profits but just a few are willing to subdue their funds as capital into their investment journey without a second thought of cutting off. Creating a budget is more like a predicted goal, you don't create a budget that is beyond once source of income, it should be in line with what the investor has to offer, close check from earnings, to expenses and what is left after every bills being sorted.

No way can drafting a budget make anyone reluctant, from where you started and total destination creates the impact of being more productive knowing that there is a target to be reached. An investor who chooses to be reluctant after setting a budget did so based on his personal regards and nothing else to explain.

Sometimes a person may have created a budget and he is executing his BTC investment plan, and maybe 6-12 months down the road, he realizes that he made some mistakes in his budget. One of the great things about making a plan is that there likely would be various cushions built into the plan and if mistakes are made, then the mistakes can be addressed along the way in order to make the plan stronger at the later point down the road... versus someone who had not planned very well, then that person gets themselves into a pickle since he had not planned very well and probably did not include any kind of financial and/or psychological cushion in regards to whatever he had been doing...so planning and tweaking along the way are great things for anyone in their earliest years of investing, and it can take a bit of time to really get used to following the plan and adjusting it along the way and reaching various goals along the way, too.

Mistakes are not supposed to be much of a deal to the process, life is full of mistakes/regrets/assuming to have picked a better option but at most how we relieve ourselves matters, when decision making becomes a skill it is the easiest way out from such mistakes. For anyone who has failed to plan, may have already made plans to just rub off the surface of investing, any heat can eventually pull out such a person from his investment plan without a second thought. I suggest anyone to stick with making those plans, accepting mistakes and taking corrections if it does happens, adjusting is better than no planning.