I've been back from my trip to Europe for the past month. I haven't been checking Twitter much, trading much, engaging in any community activities, or paying much attention to the crypto. I did it on purpose. I wanted to let my usually anxious self relax and not worry about anything while I was traveling, especially during this bear market. I wanted to prove myself right. When I came back, the price of Bitcoin hadn't changed. A month later, everyone was still arguing about whether it was a bull or bear market, whether it would rise or fall next year, who said it would rise to where, what insider addresses were involved, getting excited when it went up, and crying and wailing when it went down. There was a sudden feeling of enlightenment. A lot of content appeared in a month, but was it useful? In reality, it seems not. What about psychologically? It doesn't seem so either. Does it have emotional value? Mostly not. So what was I anxious about before? I suddenly find it very funny. Fortunately, I've come to terms with it in the last month and given myself a good rest. The harder you work in a bear market, the more unfortunate you become. I'm now fully charged and full of energy, and the gap between me and those who are tormented by the bear market and can't let go is widening. Your current behavior will determine what kind of person you will become when the next bull market comes.