jakewoodhouse on Nostr: Regretting past decisions as an investor is a tricky one Case in point: I am ...

Regretting past decisions as an investor is a tricky one

Case in point: I am regretting not taking “more profit off the table”. Beating myself up. Anxiously checking price. Regretting committing to capex on a property renovation. Wondering if I’ll ever own enough Bitcoin….

Coulda. Woulda. Shoulda.

Wallowing in victim hood is pointless

The question is: what next?

Need to evolve out of the emotions and get more practical

What a journey!

Blessed to have the space to make mistakes, learn, and iterate

Capital allocation is an amazing way to learn if you have had a good idea or bad

Good = an ROI to be pleased about

Bad = your money’s gone

Live with it Jake

What do you think?

Form an opinion and own it

The regret is a signal to improve. The symptom to dig deeper. To learn more. To gain a better understanding

The quest for wisdom was always going to carry a cost

So long as you have a net gain on the way through then you’re all set

Sending good vibes

Our biggest mistakes often become our best lessons

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