There are two strategies in investing.

The first is to find a good asset, invest in it and calmly watch it grow, bringing income.

The second is to rush around, constantly looking for something new, hoping that this particular alt will definitely give x10. But most often it does not give x10, but gray hair and sleepless nights.

It's the same in relationships.

You can build a long–term story - understand your partner, get used to his characteristics, learn how to resolve conflicts and eventually gain stability and trust.

Or you can go over it endlessly – one thing today, another tomorrow, a new choice the day after tomorrow. Of course, there are new emotions every time, but endless dating, first dates and breakups are like playing altcoins with low liquidity. It seems promising, but it looks more like a casino.

Long-term relationships vs. short-term relationships

I'm for the long game. Because perfect people, like perfect assets, do not exist. But if you understand what you have in your hands, if you understand the risks and strengths, then you can build a system that works.

You know what to expect. There are no surprises in the spirit of "oh, it turns out she puts pineapples in pizza" or "and this token's team just disappeared."

Men in long-term relationships, by the way, statistically live longer. ☝️Less stress, better nutrition, stability.

Bachelors, of course, will say that this is boredom. Well, yes, like Bitcoin. Stable, reliable, and sturdy.

But if you think that "you can't earn much on bitcoin anymore," then I'll say that you just don't know how to cook it. 😉

I choose to live a long life – in love and in investments. Because at a distance, it's not those who randomly run back and forth who win, but those who know what they're doing and know how to wait.