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I understand your point, but you see; when it comes to discipline towards how you manage your finance when you want to start an investment, it should be given a proper attention be it a beginner or a pro. If it is about gathering enough knowledge before investing, it is not that important but for applying disciplinary financial measures during your time of investment, it is what will basically guide you so that you don't make some financial mistakes which will be problematic for you as you are making accumulations. If you have well planned disciplinary measures, then what will hinder or stop you not to start investing?
To become an investor, you don't need to know everything from day one. You just have to try and over time you will have to more or less invest in your brain instead of just building your investment portfolio. Investment in the brain can take the form of adequate nutritional intake, knowledge, experience and so on, you even need to find a suitable circle.
Investing is not about multiplying capital overnight, but this is something that must be done with careful strategy and consideration. Your investment approach will determine where you go, if it is right, then you will be successful as you want. Don't be too hard on yourself by satisfying your desire to invest as much as possible, several other things also need to be attention.