Would you consider the time and energy you have put in well spent?
If Hive went to $10, if I was being truthful, probably not. I would be kicking mysefl for not spending more time and investing more of my own fiat into it.
Would you be disappointed at what you have accomplished?
No, because that is not my primary reason for blogging. I am blogging more as more of a therapy. And with the progress of that I am not disappointed at all.
Does yours?
Yes, I think the current moment does feel good. I am already medically retired, but due to some good planning earlier in my life and lots of luck, I am in a position to have a little bit to turn around and reinvest in various assets each month.
Funny, isn't it? However slim the chance of that outcome, if it happens, many will have regrets.
So, the present moment has value and, it happens to possibly bring future moment value too.
This is great, isn't it? You get to do some of what you want, because of a little planning and luck in the past. Many seem just to cross fingers and hope.
I have always been unable to do that. It makes me too anxious to not have a half ass plan at the very least. Not sure how others are able to do that without all the anxiety attached.
I think it is because of their assumptions and expectations that the future cost won't be too high.
It would be easier to just drop the stuff that isn't used daily. Most days, the probability of the average soldier being shot is relatively low, right? So why take a helmet and vests?
We are made to plan, because we are made to mitigate risks. But it isn't always an option just to stay home.