Expectation is about action, while anticipation is about results. Increasing our expectations for something fuels our motivation to act, but at the same time, lowering our anticipations helps reduce the sense of disappointment.
Investing can be seen as having a higher chance of success compared to starting a business, because you're putting your money into companies with stronger competitive advantages. However, whether you're investing or starting a business, you need to accept that you might lose that money the moment you put it in. Put in 100% effort, but don’t get too caught up in fantasies. The outcome will be a natural result of your hard work.
You gave us a great insight on how to manage expectations and expectation. The difference is key: We would be very motivated to act on high expectations. But if we are not careful, it can lead to disappointment when the result will not meet the expectation.
As you said in investing Depositing money in an established company may look safer. But risks are still there. Or even a business, although embarking on promising good returns. In short, there needs to be that courage in accepting loss. His idea of doing 100% and in the same breath sticking to reality is important. Focusing on the process rather than fixating on the outcome of ideas can lead to more lasting success and personal growth. In a nutshell Balancing ambition with realism in expectation helps navigate better those stages of non-investment and non-entrepreneurship.
This is generally how it is in life.
Whenever you are desperate for something, usually it never works out. You never get it or you get what you dont want. The opposite is true. When you set your expectation low, usually you will be surprised and be happy with the result.
Thats why the more you push for something, usually the market pushes you back further. But if you take your time and don't rush, you will be surprised and be happy with that results. Right now we have no idea what will happen with the markets. It will be very volatile after this fed cut and also the election will bring lots of volatility. So if crypto goes up, its good but if it enters are bear market you should also be prepared for that.
Great observation! Indeed, disappointments are typically followed by unanticipated events. Of course, lowering expectations can indeed trigger gratitude when things do go right. Patience does indeed pay off. This is because hastening things often builds too much tension.
You mentioned the current market is very uncertain. Not because of the future events such as cuts in Fed interest rates or elections that may get a little volatile. It's very sensible to prepare oneself for possible ups and downs in cryptocurrency markets. By putting our expectations in place with a very flexible mindset, we would be able to more easily cope with unpredictable situations. How do you think one should stay grounded and adapt during times like these?
Expectation is about action, while anticipation is about results. Increasing our expectations for something fuels our motivation to act, but at the same time, lowering our anticipations helps reduce the sense of disappointment.
Investing can be seen as having a higher chance of success compared to starting a business, because you're putting your money into companies with stronger competitive advantages. However, whether you're investing or starting a business, you need to accept that you might lose that money the moment you put it in. Put in 100% effort, but don’t get too caught up in fantasies. The outcome will be a natural result of your hard work.
Either in business or being a entrepreneur, there will always be that risk involved, and you don't know whether you will be successful or not because you are going into the unknown. And that's why you really need to put 100% of your hard work so that you will get good results. I'm ok with fantasies though, I mean there could be something in your mind that you saw in the future that you will be successful, so that is good in my opinion.
As what we have been reading about successful people do, "Thoughts become things, if you see in it your mind, you will hold in in your hand". Meaning, you really have to believed in yourself that you can do it and you have to set your mind with it.
Inherent risk and uncertainty. Of course, success often lies in the unknown. Which makes the hard work worth it. I appreciate your perspective on fantasy as well. Thinking ahead can be a powerful motivator and helps set our goals.
In this case, the "thoughts become things" theory applies very well. Believing in ourselves and having the right attitude give motivation to fulfill our goals. It all boils down to seeing the world under good dreams but with readiness to do your best to achieve those dreams.