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There are ways to invest into bitcoin aggressively but not so aggressively that you are emotional about it. Also if you spend a bit of time learning about bitcoin while you are investing into it, you may well start to appreciate that even if it is not guaranteed to go up, at least it is not guaranteed to go down in purchasing power, which is the case with the dollar (and all other fiat currencies). Many folks investing into bitcoin and holding it come to realize that it is a good hedge against dollar debasement, and surely if you continue to buy bitcoin and hold it long enough then there are decently good odds that BTC price curve trajectory is going to continue to be up and to the right, which largely means that your options go up, especially if you can get through a cycle or two...and yeah, there are no guarantees, so each person has to figure out a position size that is comfortable to his financial and/or psychological circumstances, which should not be zero.
Even though around 99% of the world's population do not have any bitcoin, it would be better for them to get some exposure to bitcoin rather than staying on zero or even being underexposed to bitcoin. In recent times, I have frequently been suggesting a 5% to 25% starting exposure to bitcoin, yet individuals are responsible for their own choices regarding their exposure level and if they want to be on the lighter end of the range or the heavier end of the range, which their chosen level of exposure to BTC also might also relate back to their finances too rather than merely their beliefs about bitcoin.
Yes sir, that will strengthen someone's argument to have Bitcoin, where Bitcoin becomes a good hedge rather than saving dollars in the bank. It seems very appropriate where in the next few decades we will see how the growth of profits that we will get in Bitcoin investment. Indeed, measuring profits is always a person's mindset in investment, but with bitcoin investment, maybe we only need time to see portfolio growth with better profits.
Apart from that, budget adjustments may be adjusted to the level they are able to invest. like me, I used to budget 10% of my income to be invested, but entering my second year it increased to 10.8% or reached 11.7%. And sometimes I still have a lot of unexpected expenses so smaller adjustments can certainly be adjusted and if pressed I will choose 10% for the next stage.
Sometimes the investment mindset must be really clear to think about, meaning we plan for long-term investment so everything we do in bitcoin is of course as savings for our old age or our children and grandchildren in the future. The thing that strengthens this is of course because the supply is limited, having Bitcoin is certainly like having a better hope for changes in life in the future.