I've gained a new understanding of bull market anxiety. The biggest internal friction in a bull market isn't missing out, but the anxiety of missing out! Anxiety often arises from not knowing what will happen, yet it seems vaguely connected to oneself, yet one has no control over it. Recently, many people have gone all-in on Ethereum, and this wave has seen a complete sell-off. But I'm almost entirely invested in USDT, and I can't make a move at high levels. I don't know if the market will continue to rise, let alone if I've missed out again! So, I'm caught up in anxiety, but I feel like I shouldn't be anxious, and then I start to worry about the anxiety itself, creating a vicious cycle. But as a J person, my way of dealing with anxiety is to break down the problem, make a list, write a plan, and then execute it one by one. As I do this, the small sense of accomplishment that comes with a small degree of certainty gradually dissipates the anxiety. Thus, I'm increasingly convinced that action is the best cure for everything. Repeatedly pursue these proven opportunities and things. Time will do the rest.