Recently, I set a "pause" for myself: the more assets are diversified, the more I need to stop, observe, and refrain from clicking. Otherwise, when I open a multi-chain wallet, the balances look like scattered screws, which makes me anxious. My approach is pretty simple but effective: keep only one "main wallet" as a storage, and treat other chains as workbenches, consolidating after use; each wallet only handles one type of activity (airdrops/DeFi/daily payments), no mixing. Also, I set aside half an hour each week for reconciliation, and avoid getting itchy to click around during normal times. Recently, everyone has been comparing RWA and US Treasury yields to on-chain yield products, and I do look at them too, but I pause first: no matter how high the returns are, I need to think clearly about which chain the assets are on and who holds the permissions, so I don't mess myself up just to get a little more. That's it for now.