Learning from mistakes matters more than avoiding failure; losses are tuition for education if analyzed properly.

What's not fine is if you don't look back at what you did wrong and then say, okay, how can I avoid those mistakes again? Like I messed up, let me own up to it, but then learn from it. And I think that's something that people are almost scared to do because of social media. They don't want to be the person that missed the top or the bottom or everyone was long, this obvious coin and they weren't. That's going to happen. Like if you're actually in there taking swings at bat, you're going to miss, right? But it's about learning and actually taking those mistakes and turning them into lessons. That's something that I think a lot of people lack because they're so focused on outward perception of what they're doing instead of the entire point of this is to be like, I need to be learning because it is a one player game.