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I'll say it's quite refreshing to see a focus on cash flow management and personal income as a means of supporting Bitcoin accumulation. It's very essential to acknowledge the fact that previous performances doesn't always guarantee future results (as some investors might think). Rather than wallowing in regrets of your past experiences, it'll be much more profitable to let go off the past and start afresh, because each day is an opportunity to strive for something greater and it should be treated as such to improve cash flow management as well as Bitcoin accumulation practice.
Even if we are not wallowing in our past errors, we need to be attempting to learn from them - which people tend to continue to make similar mistakes as they had made in the past, even when they believe that they are improving in their practices and their approach to investing and/or in cashflow management.
It surely can be difficult to build better practices and also to have the better practices sink in, since frequently we will learn through practice and/or tweaking and/or reviewing and then tweaking again, and sometimes we cannot even see long term ramifications in regards to short term tweaking until several years down the road, including times in which we are not able to go back and change the past, we have to make whatever adjustments from the present and into the future and also hopefully without allowing some of our past mistakes to cause us to become desperate in the various way that we might choose to "make up for the past."
Making up for the past does not tend to be likely to even be possible, at least not in full, only in a kind of directional, symbolic and perhaps marginal way that is not in a deeply substantial way.
When one acknowledges the fact that everyone makes mistakes, it gives us the opportunity and puts us in a place where we can approach our financial journeys with a growth mindset. Rather than blaming yourself or others for past mistakes, the focus should be more on learning from those mistakes and the experiences, adapting to the situation (in order to avoid further mistakes) and taking possible actions to enhance and improve our financial stability and Bitcoin investment approaches. This is an approach that allows us to prioritize progress over perfection, focusing on making calculated decisions that aligns more with our financial goals.
I agree with all of this, yet I would still point out that learnings likely need to be put into practice, so that even if we learn about several of our various past mistakes, we still need to make adjustments and put various learnings into practice and then perhaps go through some similar experiences and see if we might react in a new and more enlightened way or if we might revert to some of our earlier bad practice, and part of the difficulty is that the future may well not bring any of the same exact past circumstances, even if there might be some rhyming and stress tests that still allow us to deploy our new improved practices without necessarily wallowing on the past where some opportunities had been lost through our failures or our some of our short-fallings and short-sightedness that we had hopefully ended up addressing to the extent that we might have had been capable of addressing such in a meaningful and/or substantial way, which may well be a combination of actions and perceptions/perspectives.
Overall, it's all about taking control of our financial situation and making efforts and conscious choices in order to improve our Bitcoin accumulation practices as well as our overall financial circumstances. And by doing this, we tend to build a solid financial foundation and also work towards achieving our long term financial goals.
For sure this part is true, including the fact that many of us likely need to chip away at our practices and likely make quite a few mistakes along the way, even though some folks are able to identify the better practices sooner than other folks...yet we cannot let those real world dynamics from stopping us from trying to find our own parameters that might even involve various ways that we might have our own unique advantages or ways of recognizing positive progress in our own ways of identifying our balances.