> If you're not all in, you're not in at all. Seems like black and white thinking. There's a big spectrum between those two extremes, and no good reason you ca

> If you're not all in, you're not in at all. Seems like black and white thinking. There's a big spectrum between those two extremes, and no good reason you can't healthily occupy a point on that spectrum. In fact, many points on that spectrum are probably a lot more healthy than either extreme.