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Daily Q&A session for private messages: About Life Direction and Cognitive Anxiety
Based on your description,
You are an early-mature type, a long-term thinker, and a risk-control personality.
Your overall state is very healthy,
But you are currently in a phase of cognitive transition,
So you may experience confusion about direction and conflicts with your parents' values.
At 17, understanding that controlling risks is more important than chasing quick profits
Already shows that you are not a gambler’s mindset,
But an asset allocation mindset.
Many adults can't do this.
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Daily Focused Q&A Time: About Future Uncertainty and Effort
Actually, what you're experiencing now isn't "no future,"
but typical anxiety during the 21-year-old developmental stage.
When a person begins to shift from
"being arranged in life" to "defining their own future,"
they all encounter this sense of emptiness.
This isn't a matter of ability; it's a stage of life issue.
And secondly, you say you're not capable enough,
but your actions are:
actively learning welding,
sticking with work for a few years,
saving 100,000 by age 20,
maintaining fitness,
trying fund investment plans.

Daily Focused Q&A Time: About Confusion and Entrepreneurial Impulses
Actually, I don’t think you’re incapable,
I just think you’re too impatient.
You have several obvious strengths:
You’re willing to endure hardship, having worked in many factories;
You’re brave to try new things;
You’re not content with mediocrity;
You’re interested in business and finance.
These are qualities that not everyone has.
But your current problem,
is not a lack of ability,
but an over desire to prove yourself.
You mentioned trading cryptocurrencies,
from making money to losing it all back,
many young people have ex