Evening Brief: PART II - Seeing Isn’t Enough, You Have to Be Ready
Why opportunity knocks more than once, but only a few can open the door
Hey folks, here is part 2 :)
Quote of the Day
“Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.”
Here’s the part people don’t love hearing:
A lot of people saw Bitcoin early.
Very few could act on it.
Why?
Because recognition and readiness are not the same thing.
I wasn’t just open-minded.
I was ready.
And not being ready looks like:
No disposable income
Living paycheck to paycheck
No margin for volatility
No financial literacy
No access to the tools
You can understand an opportunity perfectly and still miss it.
Not because you were wrong —
but because you were unprepared.
Let’s be specific.
Not ready means:
Every dollar already has a job
You need the money you invest
Volatility feels dangerous instead of normal
You don’t understand risk, sizing, or custody
In that state, even great opportunities become liabilities.
Bitcoin doesn’t reward desperation.
It rewards discipline.
This is the part nobody likes to post screenshots about:
Boring preparation
Financial margin
Learning before acting
But that’s what makes action possible when timing matters.
Opportunity doesn’t wait for you to “figure it out.”
It keeps moving.
Question of the Day
If a once-in-a-generation opportunity showed up tomorrow, could you act — or only observe?
WATCH THIS! (Aired 5 years ago)
Now fast forward to 5 years in the future, the year will be 2030. If you got READY today and started stacking the smallest stack, when you look back in 5 years, what will you see?