It is true what you mention, we should not compare ourselves with anyone, neither in terms of finances, nor in any other aspect of life. Because the circumstances, advantages, and disadvantages that each particular person has to face when he is on the way to achieving his goals are very different from each other.
Example, if a person achieves with little capital (say, $1000) to become a millionaire after a year of trading, it is something that we can certainly admire, but that hardly anyone can imitate. Because to achieve such a goal, the person had to undergo preparation, a series of learnings, a sequence of trials and errors that most people do not understand when analyzing their success. Because most people only see the result, but do not analyze what it cost or involved to achieve such a result, so they end up thinking that the feat was a stroke of luck, the result of chance, and that anyone can replicate the result with very little effort, provided you're lucky.
This is one of the world's great problems, judging what others obtain a priori and without analyzing what it cost the person to achieve the success that he enjoys. Envy and little or no personal analysis, then puts many people to operate recklessly trying to replicate the result of the successful trader and end up losing all their capital; and then they end up saying that all this trading is a scam and that nobody can make money with it. This is how the world goes, that's why I fully agree with you, we should not compare ourselves with anyone, simply admire what others did, but we must judge our particular circumstances very well; be aware of them and make all our movements very well calculatedly on our way to financial success. .
I liked reading your post, thanks for sharing it. Greetings.
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