Let's not always dwell on how far things have fallen. Yes, there is blood in the streets. But sometimes, that means you're near the bottom. And when you're near the bottom, if you have vision and a bit of optimism, you can think about where you can go when things start to get better.
This is how I see it. Or you can beat yourself up over it, meanwhile the price could be up 30x a year from now. Staying diversified and not allowing one's emotions to take over is key. Even on the upside, people stay at the party too long, full of greed, and then lose it all when the bubble pops, even doubling down at like 60k bitcoin type of stuff.
Great post. Been a busy week for us here in Thailand. But it's all good!
Re-blurted!
I like to acknowledge reality, but then leave an opening for optimism. After all, if you don't belive it's possible things could improve, and you could succeed at your goals, then you're probably going to be right... things won't get better and you won't succeed. At the same time, I don't want to live in denial of the situation, that's not very useful either. But yeah, hope is good! We're currently watching Alive (Katie has never seen it) and hope is an underlying theme. One character asks "what good is hope?" when they realize rescue isn't coming and they're going to have to save themselves. I can't remember, but I think he's one of the guys who doesn't make it out. I'll find out tonight haha.
Thanks for reblurting :D
Just got back from the shop, picked up 4 big boxes of shrimp fished in Thailand! The choice was Thai, Indian, or Vietnamese... went with Thai. Funny I can't find Canadian (or even American) shrimp/prawns here, even though I'm only an hour drive inland from the Pacific. I think I'm going to try and make it to the coast (probably in the Spring) and check out the fish market by the docks. Surely there will be some local shrimp coming in off the water there.
Have a great day bro.