Why are most people destined not to make money?

Suddenly thought of a very cruel analogy.

When I was a kid playing Plants vs. Zombies,
at first there wasn't enough sunlight, so I could only buy cheap plants.
Cheap plants have weak defense, get eaten by zombies, and need to be replanted, making sunlight even tighter.

Finally realized—
it's not that you didn't try, it's that you were stuck in a "low-efficiency loop."

The stock market is the same.

People with no capital watch the market all day, trading frequently;
people under pressure chase rallies and sell on dips;
people with heavy positions can't tolerate drawdowns.

It's not that they're not smart, it's that they have no "sunlight reserve."

The real watershed has never been skill.

It's capital.

Only when you have your first investable funds do you qualify to talk about compound interest.
Only when you have no life pressures can you hold your positions.

What many people pursue is "what to buy that will go up."
But what's truly important is:

How to survive until the day compound interest starts to work its magic.

Freedom isn't about how much you earn, but—
being able to not do things you don't want to do.

Not freedom to consume, but freedom to choose.

The market fluctuates every day,
but what can truly change your fate is:

• Controlling desires
• Accumulating capital
• Improving earning ability
• Not being eliminated in the long run

Don't rush to buy "expensive plants."
First, plant enough sunflowers.

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