All great things come from small beginnings, and all success stories start from struggles. There is nothing wrong with investing huge amounts of money as a starting capital, but it can be challenging if you have no experience.
But this is the real thing.
Many people started a business with a small amount, but not all were successful. The same story of those who started big. Why? Because this is not just all about money. What matters the most and the main reason why they succeed is that they are preferred and are running the business the right way. It is more about strategies than money.
Yes, that's right. I also see it as a process because achieving success is not instant everything requires a process, strategy, and consistency. If you invest with what you can afford to lose, it means you won't panic when price fluctuations occur. Even if you don't have a good strategy, you might experience losses, but those losses won't immediately frustrate you. You can start over with new capital and use previous losses as experience in making future decisions.
If your goal is long term of course buying in stages with money you can afford to lose is a good strategy. The advantage of buying with money you can afford to lose is that you already have an emergency fund and have all your basic needs covered. However if you buy with all your capital when you have an urgent need, it will be confusing and ultimately ruin your finances. So I completely agree with you the path to success must start small so that slowly, over time, we gain experience and continue learning, leading to success. Because in investment and trading, money is not the main thing, the main factor is how you implement your strategy.