Probably none at this point in time. Only have few people on the digital space that I listen to and make decisions based on their insights. Of course, it's not entirely based on the their insights, but it's a contributing factor. I think with taking risks, especially financially, it's a good rule of thumb to risk only what we can afford to lose. Better to keep going at a slower pace than run fast and crash and not have a way to get back up again.
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Indeed. Well, when it comes to running fast and crashing, I guess that's how some people are. They want to go fast and hard without basically applying any form of breaks and that's how they actually crash so hard.
Sometimes, the experience may be worth it. As we build everything better and from scratch without crashing this time around. However, some never learn, and keep doing it in different shapes or forms.
I wouldn't want to have such an experience. Although I have lost a lot in my life, including losing relatives and family to death, I know that this is something beyond my control. It would hurt to lose things based on my foolishness, even when there were red flags