People learn things in varying orders, yet I presume that most adults are going to have enough basic knowledge to start, which is to be able to calculate approximately the extent to which their income is greater than their expenses - which means how much money do they have left. If they are able to calculate that they have more income than expenses, then they can get started investing in bitcoin, and the various other matters (that likely relate to
their personal factors) they can learn as they go.
The don't need to know much of anything before getting started, yet of course, their ability to be successful or to help bitcoin to help them will likely depend on their abilities to identify various important aspects of bitcoin and to get bitcoin to work to their advantage with something like a 4-10 year or longer investment timeline. and sure perhaps a life long investment timeline... yet they hardly need to establish any of their parameters at the time that they get started, even though to get started, they likely have to figure out from where they are going to start to source their coins, whether it is $100 per week, $10 per week or some other amount that works for their budget situation. If anyone identifies some issue within themselves that contributes to their not being able to get started right away, then that is up to them to figure out the extent to which they might have matters that need to be worked out prior to starting or whether those matters can be worked on while they are in the process of investing their $100 per week or whatever might be their starting out amounts.
You’re absolutely correct, people learn things in different ways and that is why people have different mentality and also different approach to situations, that is why some people they find it hard to learn some things, and others find it very easy to learn things and adapt to situations and surroundings, some folks find it very easy to know how much there expenses are going to cost them on a weekly basis and on a monthly basis, and knows how much they have to put into their emergency fund and reserved funds, and then they can quantify how much discretionary amounts they have available and how much bitcoin they can now accumulate on a weekly or monthly basis depending on their discretionary amounts. And also knows how to control their income and expenditure.
Most people before starting to invest into bitcoin they first of all try to get that basic knowledge and understanding about bitcoin, and also try to learn how they can be able to buy and accumulate bitcoin and also trying to be successful in terms of buying and accumulating bitcoin on a gradual process instead of making any hasty decisions, I could decide to start figuring some little details associated with my income and knowing how much I could be left with on a weekly basis or monthly basis depending on when I have a discretionary amount to keep buying and accumulating instead of starting to buy and stopping along the way which isn’t a very good way of starting to invest in bitcoin and building a successful portfolio, being able to start immediately and also trying to find means of which Bitcoin can actually work in my favour is just another way of being calculative and knowing the nature of my finances and also working on my finances to have opportunities of buying more bitcoin, then whatever that will be a problem not to get started immediately should have to be figured out and to know what to do at some given time interval to stay consistent and buying bitcoin and staying successful with my Bitcoin investment: