You are point on Sir Jay. Let me further back it up with this illustration.

For instance, Mr. A has been acumulating Bitcoin by investing a fixed amount of money every month. Things were going very smooth until he got demoted at work, and this demotion reduced his income. After this incident, he had two choices- either pause his acumulation completely, or adjust the amount he was investing. Mr A choose the smarter approach by reducing the amount instead of stopping his investment entirely. Even though it wasn’t as much as before, he kept on building consistently

Now let us compare what happened to Mr A with what Mr. B, who faced the same challenge( he got demoted at work). As a result of this Mr B. decided to stop his Bitcoin investment completely because he couldn’t keep up with his original plan. Over the years, Mr. A, with smaller but consistent contributions, eventually ended up with more stash of Bitcoin than Mr. B.

The lesson to be learnt here is that flexibility doesn’t weaken your plan, it rather strengthen it overtime. A rigid approach may sound good but life doesn’t always go out as we planned it to be. That is why being able to adjust your plan while staying committed is what makes your Bitcoin accumulation journey sustainable in the long run.