Real top-tier research always leads to the same conclusion: reduce the number of times you make a move. The difference between a sniper and a machine gun is not who works harder, but who fires less. The most dangerous thing in trading is not making the wrong call—it’s operating too frequently. Because every time you take a shot, it consumes your money, your emotions, your attention, and your judgment. Life is the same. People who constantly change direction, constantly doubt themselves, and constantly overturn themselves often live the most exhausting lives. It’s not because there are too few opportunities, but because they don’t have their own judgment system. Buffett said that in a lifetime, you only need 20 truly important investments. Munger said that most of the time, you don’t need to do anything. Truly great people are practicing one thing: holding back and not taking the shot. Because the quality of life has never depended on how many choices you make, but on how many impulses you can hold back from acting on. $BTC