Reading this thread, it seems like the strategies, whether good or bad, still take effort. Whether you do your best or not, there's a factor that plays a role in this; it's luck as well.

Sometimes, everything aligns so you can get a good outcome from good/bad decisions. I think this applies to it as well. There might be compounding effects as well.

Jumping from one strategy to another won't fix the problem, and truth be told all strategies work one needs to just fine tune them.

Funny enough, in 2026 never thought people would be using RSI, or Bollinger bands but we have traders still using these profitably and this is proof that it's not the strategy that's broken.. it's the trader themselves!

Difficult to answer this one..not a one answer fits all.

Not being scared of risk I suppose, and pretty much getting out of ones comfort zone is the answer..

From what I've observed, strategies should be aimed to long term goals, while avoiding the short term ones which promise richness overnight. Therefore, the working strategies involve being patient, focused, resilient and detached from ephemeral luxuries and pleasures.

When the investors is focused in short term strategies, he relies too much on luck, and too little on himself, so it's never a good deal, because he is putting his expectations on something out of his control. That is why many people fail and frustrate themselves, especially in this crypto industry.

There's a saying I know that in the last part talks about how big minds discuss ideas. I can't quite the whole saying, but the point is that, inorder to get rich, one must either inherit it or do something shady or discuss good ideas that are executed in time.
Without this step of execution of ideas, wealth can never be discovered and that's just how it is no matter the strategy that's drawn out.
Have a good idea, draw it out on paper and work towards achieving it step by step. This is the path to wealth.

Skills are the answer. Learn valuable skills like marketing, selling, etc and invest in YOURSELF and your ABILITY to make money. After you have a couple thousand euros or dollars(depending on where you live) then you can start investing into peer to peer lending, real estate, crypto and stocks.

Haha, although I haven't read the book, I think you will get the answers to these questions only after completing the book. Anyway, since you posted on the forum, I share my opinion, Although I don't know if this will work for everyone. Because different strategies work for each person during investment. Some may want to invest for the short term and some may want to invest for the long term. Also luck is a big factor here along with investment.

In business I would say that if you work with the product or sector that you have a good interest in, your business is more likely to be successful.

And to become rich, I can say that it depends on your needs. For example, if someone can stay healthy and meet the basic needs of himself and his family, he is also a rich person. Again many people have millions of dollars but they want more. Here, although he is rich in terms of money, he is not rich in terms of mind.