I guess the only way is to change your thinking... you can't really let them lose their fortunes but being grateful and focusing on your own game. I get it, we

I guess the only way is to change your thinking... you can't really let them lose their fortunes but being grateful and focusing on your own game. I get it, we all get fomo from time to time, me included. Its ok to feel this way. I have a friend who earned a few mil, without doing much work or being super smart. Then he turned into more mil with crypto because he had capital to invest. When he speaks to me it always feels like a gambler that never has taken risk into consideration just got super lucky and its frankly annoying because he doesn't even know how blockchain works. But does it matter? We always feel like we are destined or privileged for fortunes because we worked so hard or have an intelligence of higher species above normal humans, but world just doesn't operate this way. Frankly I just learned to live with the fact that there is randomness, there is luck, there is best effort and things you can control. What helps though is focusing on doing what matters to you because when you are "flowing" and just intrinsically curious about stuff in your real life it pushes you away from materialistic success. Ambiguity also helps, once you will be near death experience, all these things fade away. I recommend Denial of Death book.