The Core of Investment : 忍耐(Patience)

Book description? Screw that.
Here’s a piece of it.
No pitch. No blurbs. Just words.
You decide if it’s worth your time.

Ⅱ.B.1.2. See Through Your Own Urgency

You’re not panicking.
You’re not sweating.
But you’ve already crossed the line.
You’re calm—because urgency has disguised itself.

Urgency doesn't always scream.
Sometimes it whispers in your own voice.
And it wears different masks.


1) “Better buy now. This price won’t come again.”

You’ve been watching. Waiting.
And then this thought strikes you—calm, composed:

“Prices won’t stay this low.
If I don’t act now, I’ll regret it later.”

You don’t feel impulsive.
But that’s not strategy—it’s anticipation of regret.
It’s not discipline.
It’s panic disguised as timing.


2) “Profit is profit.”

The chart climbs. You sell.
And then you wrap it up with a bow:

“A win is a win.”
“Nobody ever went broke taking profits.”

Bullshit.

You didn’t follow a plan.
You didn’t recheck your thesis.
You just got scared it would fall,
so you rushed to lock in the gain—
then sugarcoated your fear with a slogan.

3) “I’m brave. I buy in panic.”

The market’s bleeding.
Your hands shake.
But you click ‘buy’.
And you whisper:

“I’m different. I’m buying fear.”

No, you’re not.
You didn’t set a ladder.
You didn’t define your entry zones.
You had no plan.
You bought because it might bounce—
because the idea of missing that bounce scared you more than the loss.

You weren’t opportunistic.
You were obsessive.

You weren’t brave.
You were chasing hope under pressure.

This isn't courage.
It’s FOMO.
Just dressed in camouflage.

So what matters?

Not the shape of your action.
Not whether you bought or sold.
But why you did it.

“Did I act from clarity?
Or was it urgency wearing a mask?”

If your answer isn’t clear,
your logic isn’t either.

Don’t mistake this for the best part.
It’s not a highlight. It’s a slice.
Every page hits like this—because every page had to.
No filler. No fluff. Just one full subchapter.
No summaries. No slogans.
Read it.
Then ask yourself.
Not worth your time? Close it.
If it is—then what comes next is obvious.

※Copyright Notice

Commercial use? Get the hell out.

Imagine someone selling leaked photos of your naked body—
in some crusty fan-made Patreon dump.
Would you just sit there and clap?

Other uses?

I don’t know.
If you're just staring at it thinking,
“Goddamn... I want this sexy guy,”
maybe I’ll look the other way.

But seriously—
do I need to spell this shit out?

Come on.
You know what this is.
Don’t play dumb.

Thieves don’t steal because they didn’t know.
They steal because they didn’t care.