"To Every P Little General: It's Okay to Slow Down"

There's no need to rush. Really. If you haven't bought anything, haven't done anything right now,
that doesn't mean you've lost.

It doesn't mean you're timid, nor does it mean you don't understand. Many people don't realize,
that the most common experience for P Little Generals isn't fantasies of getting rich overnight,
but repeatedly asking themselves in the dead of night:
"Did I do something wrong?"
"Why have I been working so hard, and yet the results are still like this?" We are taught to be decisive, to be aggressive, to seize opportunities.

But no one tells us: surviving in this market is a skill in itself.
You've seen too many stories—
screenshots of takeoffs, doubled gains,
those moments that seem to say, "As long as you get in, you can change your life."
But what you haven't seen are the silent stories behind those screenshots—liquidations, insomnia, and repeated doubts about yourself. If you choose to watch from the sidelines now,
it's not because you don't deserve good luck, but because you're protecting yourself.

You've already endured a lot—
being misunderstood,
working hard without reward,
and hearing others casually say:
"Why are you still in this market?"
But you're still here. The words "P Little General" never mean "the one who fights the hardest."
It's more like saying:
"Even if I fall, I haven't completely left the field." You can slow down.
You can wait a little longer.
You can choose to do nothing until you're ready. This isn't weakness,
it's being responsible for yourself. If one day you decide to act again,
it's not because someone is shouting at you,
not because you're afraid of missing out.
But because you are quietly confident inside:
"Even if the outcome isn't perfect, I can handle it."
At that moment, you're no longer someone being led by the market. So, P Little General, if you haven't bought anything, don't blame yourself.
You're not falling behind; you're just still on the way. The market will always be there,
opportunities will keep appearing.
And you,
as long as you're still here,
that's already enough.