The lie that keeps costing you cycles

Hey,

Tonight, the year ends.

No charts.
No predictions.
No excuses.

Just you, and the results of your decisions.

There’s one sentence I hear from intelligent, successful people every cycle:

“I’ll fix it next time.”

It sounds reasonable.
It sounds calm.
It sounds in control.

But it’s the most expensive lie in crypto.

Because cycles don’t announce themselves.
They don’t wait for readiness.
They don’t care about good intentions.

Every person who round-trips a portfolio tells himself the same thing:

“I’ll sell earlier next time.”
“I’ll be more disciplined next time.”
“I’ll take profits properly next time.”

And then the cycle repeats.

Not because they lack intelligence.
But because they never installed a system when it was uncomfortable to do so.

Hope delays decisions.
Structure forces them.

Here’s what nobody tells you:

If you don’t have written exit rules before euphoria,
you will not magically find discipline during euphoria.

Emotion always beats intention.

That’s why institutions prepare exits months in advance.
That’s why they look boring on the way up.
And ruthless on the way down.

Tonight is not about regret.
It’s about ownership.

You either enter the next year with the same invisible risk
or with a framework that removes guessing entirely.

The free strategy call is where that line gets drawn.

On the call, we assess where you are in the cycle, where your blind spots are, and whether working together 1:1 makes sense.

If you’re a fit, I’ll explain how three months is enough to completely restructure how you think about risk, exits, and cycles and why I’m currently offering those 3 months for the investment of 2.

Not to convince you.
But to reward decisiveness.

Because the men who change outcomes don’t wait for “next time”.

They act before the calendar gives them another excuse.

Book the call here: https://calendly.com/sonderbergadvisory/strategy-call

Tomorrow, on January 1, I’ll show you what it actually looks like to start a year in control instead of reaction.

Diego Sonderberg

P.S. The market doesn’t care about promises you make to yourself tonight.
Only about the structure you act on tomorrow