Many people treat investing as some kind of shortcut. It's like buying an asset and then doing nothing, just waiting for the day to suddenly get rich. But if you've truly experienced it, you'll understand—investing is both simple and deadly complex. It's called simple because once you truly understand a product or market logic, decision-making becomes clear. But this "understanding" itself is the most difficult part. Most people lack not opportunity, but patience and deep knowledge of market logic. Wealth accumulation has no shortcuts, only continuous learning, practice, and adjustment. Those successful investors, without exception, have spent years or even decades honing their vision.