Yep.  For sure, frequently there can be a bit of luck for any of us to be in  the right place at the same time, and also to be in a position to act upon the position that we were in.

I ended up getting a bit obsessed about bitcoin, fitting bitcoin investing into my routine and also just learning more and more, and still I have some troubles in regards to some of the more technical angles of bitcoin, and surely my own area of interest and specialities had grown more in a kind of investing and cashflow management kind of direction.

Newbies to bitcoin still have to figure out where they fit, even though surely I gave some background ideas about from where I started in order to give some ideas where I was at when I first started to learn about bitcoin.

There are still a lot of folks who are still just hearing about bitcoin and even finding out that they did not really know bitcoin, so they are just coming into getting interested in bitcoin, so it is not like we are either too late to bitcoin and/or that people just learning about bitcoin and not having any bitcoin or ONLY having a few bitcoin, these newly arriving folks still also have to consider what they are going to do from right now, and not try to go back in time, since none of us can go back in time, except to maybe describe some historical aspects around bitcoin and perhaps in my own case I can also describe some of my mistakes and even various kinds of hesitancies that I have that are likely not a whole hell of a lot different than the hesitancies that newbies to bitcoin have right now.

A decent number of newbies to bitcoin wrongly presume that they are too late to bitcoin, which surely is a bunch of bullshit that they likely need to get over if they are trying to figure out how they are going to create their own relationship with bitcoin which may well involve building their bitcoin stash and also making sure they strengthen their own personal finances and their cashflow management.