There is a drama that belongs to you in your investment

Just because investment isn’t going well right now doesn’t matter.

When you open social media, you’ll see countless reports of someone’s success.
Massive profits, tenbaggers, assets doubling.

You should understand this in your head.
Even if you envy it, your assets won’t increase by a single yen.

Besides, you don’t even know if that is real.
It’s all just social media; everything can be cut to fit the story nicely.

Other people’s asset increases or decreases have nothing to do with your life.

Still, your heart wavers because you’re human.
Envy, humiliation, impatience.

But you’re not so free as to spend time on such emotions.

What you should face is tomorrow’s market.
How to minimize risk and how to compound returns.

Age, gender, experience, and values are all different.
Deposit power, target amount, available funds, and family structure are different.
The time you can use, risk tolerance, and everything else are different.

There is no need to find meaning in someone else’s completely different investment results.

Your investment has a path that only you can walk.

I bought that stock at that time and failed.
In another situation, my assets grew substantially.

Such experiences gradually accumulate.

Stock prices are just numbers.
But by continuing to invest, you’ll notice your own path, longer than you imagined,
and your own footprints.

“That decision I made back then changed my life.”

You may someday have a moment when you can say that.
No, you want to believe you can.

For now, you’re still in the middle of the journey.
It’s a charging period before a leap.

There’s no need to be elated or depressed by short-term successes.
What you’re aiming for is something further ahead.

To seize a truly exciting, large-scale success.

To do that, first face tomorrow’s market.