Why do I tell everyone not to rush and to slow down? It's to help you develop a wealthy mindset. I know you're all eager to achieve success while young, and I understand life presents various difficulties for you. But from my experience, the more pressing the situation, the more you cannot act hastily.

It's just like how poor people often lose more in the stock market—because they simply cannot afford to wait. A wealthy person with 10 million in their account catches one market wave and makes 1 million. But a poor person with only 100,000, or even less, cannot fill their life's gaps even with a 10-20% gain. So they trade frantically, hunting for opportunities every day, losing more with each trade.

What truly destroys them isn't the market itself—it's the pressure of life combined with trading anxiety. They mistakenly believe trading is like working a job, where they must earn money every single day just to survive.

Experts' rhythm is never about winning daily. It's about one major move every three years that provides enough gains, striking with full force when trends emerge, and staying in cash to refine their skills when the tide ebbs.

As the saying goes, "A gentleman keeps his abilities hidden and only acts when the timing is right."

The desperation born from poverty is like a terminal illness—difficult to cure. Only a wealthy mindset can reverse one's destiny.