You don't sound confused.
Sure you might have to practice with the ideas for a while and put such ideas into practice within your own life - without being flippant about it, and surely, you might be able to learn to take bitcoin and your cashflow seriously and even learn about bitcoin (and your own self - finances and psychology) along your journey into building up a bitcoin stash and strengthening your cashflow management systems and practices. And, yeah, all of what you do may or may not end up improving your life and giving you more options by investing into bitcoin as compared to not investing into bitcoin, as you noted that possibility to be part of the mix of things that could end up happening in your life.
You could make all kinds of great plans, and have everything going for you, and the next thing you know, you got hit by a bus and kilt. You also could try to figure out some balance, and maybe you get hit by the bus and maybe you don't, and if you end up putting yourself in a better position 4-10 years down the road due to your balanced practices that involve investing, reasonably improved cashflow management practices and some kind of balanced consumption, then yeah, you may or may not be in a better place due to your various efforts.. and bitcoin may or may not be $1-10 million in 10 years.. .it could be ONLY $20k..
You don't really know the future or the various outcomes, and what outcomes might be more likely than other outcomes, even though if you educate yourself on various matters related to the world, money bitcoin and other topics that might affect you, then you may well be able to put yourself in better positions that you are able to fit into a variety of possibilities, yet how you deal with these matters is in your hands, and what you consider would be the better ways to prepare yourself for a variety of future scenarios would also be within areas that you likely could control.
These are matters that are on you to figure out the various kinds of preparations in regards to attempting to control things that you are able to control and accounting for various possibilities of things that could come at you from things that you either cannot control or that you might only be able to partially control. There is a mixed bag in life and some folks start out with better tools in their bag, and others are able to acquire some of the better tools along the way to improve their situation at various points along the way, even if there are a lot of challenges in the world and even some bad things going on too.
Hey thanks for breaking that down i think i kinda get it but i’m still feeling a bit fuzzy about balancing it all .
Like, i get that i should focus on controlling what i can control cashflow, small Bitcoin stacking, and maybe not overthinking the rest but sometimes it feels overwhelming when i try to think 4-10 years ahead what if i mess up the balance early on?
Also, the bus metaphor hit me i guess life really can throw anything at you. So maybe it’s more about just starting small, practicing these habits, and seeing how things go over time?
It is not necessary or compulsory that one must start big no, that is not really the idea, one should start with what they can be able to start with whether small or big but the most important thing is starting up first because with time you will grow and sometimes your amount which you normally use for accumulation will increase due to one factor or the other. But any investor who has more than enough can still start big and they will get to their overaccumulation stage or target soon if they are consistent. Dude it is good to be positive all the time so don't think you will mess up just believe you can do it and you can.