Trying to time the stock market is like trying to predict the weather in a hurricane—good luck with that! I tried it, and it was a disaster. Then, I heard about dollar-cost averaging, and it was like a lightbulb went off. Instead of trying to buy stocks when the price is “just right,” I invested a set amount regularly—no matter the price. Guess what? The stock market fluctuates, but my average cost kept going down over time. It felt like I was buying at a discount every time the market dropped. No stressing over “timing” or worrying that I missed out. Now, I invest with peace of mind, and it’s the most relaxed way to grow my money!