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Bitcoin (BTC) analyst Willy Woo revealed the psychological struggles he experienced in the past and the life principles he used to overcome them. He shed light on his worldview, overcoming the loss of his parents and fear of early death in his teens, and expanding the density of time through new experiences.
According to Benzinga, a US financial and cryptocurrency media outlet, on September 20 (local time), Woo recently shared on X (formerly Twitter) that he lost both of his parents to cancer before he was 18. He explained that witnessing his parents' early deaths led him to fear that he too would die young, not living past 30, and he lived in anxiety for nearly 10 years.
To escape this desperate obsession, Woo decided to break away from his familiar routine. At the age of 28, he quit his job as an engineer at a large corporation and chose to travel the world for six months, moving to a new place every 2-3 days. Woo stated that this period, which seemed like just over two months to his former colleagues, felt as deep as two years to him due to the countless new stimuli he absorbed, defining it as a 12x time compression effect.
Woo cited the view of retired neurosurgeon Dr. Brian Hoeflinger to explain this perceived principle. He explained that a monotonous daily life prevents the brain from forming vivid memories, making time feel like it's passing in an instant. After a long journey, Woo regained his vitality and has since pursued entrepreneurship and a digital nomad lifestyle, emphasizing that he prioritizes novelty over happiness or money.
Woo's confession, as someone who has presented on-chain analysis indicators in the virtual asset market, attracted attention from within and outside the market. The media reported that for investors exposed to extreme price volatility, breaking out of a formalized framework and broadening their range of experiences offers unique insights.
[Article Key Summary]
-Willy Woo revealed that he lost both parents to cancer before the age of 18 and suffered from the fear of early death for 10 years.
-At 28, he quit his job and traveled the world, an experience that broke his routine and expanded the density of his life by 12 times.
-He emphasized that accumulating new stimuli by breaking away from repetitive monotony makes time valuable.
*Disclaimer: This article is for investment reference only and we are not responsible for any investment losses based on it. The content should be interpreted for informational purposes only.*
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