I agree with everything you said, yet it still remains important for guys to accept that they do not need to have perfect systems in place or perfect thoughts about bitcoin investing and/or cashflow management, since it is likely that many guys come to bitcoin from different places in terms of their discretionary income and their various skills. so surely they are likely going to be learning along the way and also making mistakes along the way too.. even if they likely are not purposefully trying to make mistakes, but sometimes they still might have to try various ways before they are able to find a reasonable balance for their own financial and psychological circumstances.
Most definitely. Hoping to have a perfect system or thoughts about Bitcoin investing and cash flow management isn't a realistic expectations at all, especially when we consider the fact that people comes into Bitcoin from different backgrounds with diverse discretionary incomes, skills and knowledge.
Learning as you proceed and making mistakes seems quite normal and naturally part of every Bitcoin investment journey. Even when people have the best intentions, they might actually need to experiment with different approaches and strategies in order to really discover which particular approach really works best for them or suits well with their unique financial and psychological situations. In the long run, it's always about finding a reasonable balance that suits their position rather than striving for perfection that's unattainable.
This perspective I believe is liberating for a lot of people because it doesn't in anyway compel individuals to have all the answers from the start or from the beginning of their journey. But by embracing consistent learning, growth and adaptation, individuals can potentially make great progress in their Bitcoin investment as well as their cash flow management without being overwhelmed by the need to have a perfect plan in place.