Therefore, I believe delaying investing in Bitcoin until we have discretionary funds is a bad idea. Time is ticking and can't be undone. Rather than training our mentality first, it's better to just start investing. I emphasize again that this mentality will naturally develop once we start investing, and a naturally formed mentality is better. Because, the real test lies in real-world situations.
I don't understand the kind of advice that you are dishing out to newbies that they shouldn't wait to have their discretionary income before they jumo into investing in bitcoin. It's a wrong advice because you are only to invest with your discretionary income to enable you hodli for a very long period of time.
If you go and invest with the money for your basic needs and monthly expenses, you are not investing but gambling and wasting your time because you will end up selling the bitcoin that you bought when your needs arises which is against your decision to only be buying and accumulating. There is no need rushing to invest when you don't have a discretionary income. Instead, you should look for a means to get a discretionary income and invest.
What you need is to have the confidence in bitcoin and have a long-term investment mindset in bitcoin by setting up a bitcoin traget which you want to accumulate. If you don't have Thebes confidence to invest in bitcoin, you can start with as low as $10 for your weekly DCA and as you invest and learn more about bitcoin overtime , you will understand how the market works based on your experience. If your confident have increased, you can increase your DCA amount and invest aggressively.