We can always find money if we are diligent enough to do things even outside our comfort zone.
I can put it this way, live simply and don't divulge much of yourself into social media.
You will have peace of mind if as much as possible, you won't be posting in any of these channels.
The reason why a lot is experiencing mental stress owed to the things they are reading over the net, or what they seeing on their feeds.
Aside from what the OP enumerated, if I may add. Limit your exposure to social media platforms.
It doesn't mean you don't care anymore but it is for your mental health. It will give you like a detox of what's happening around you.

In a day and age where simplicity lost its meaning, I doing going back to basics is getting a bit more popular. All those Instagram reels of people who "made it" talking about waking up early, working on yourself, working on being better, focusing on how to make YOU more valuable and not a product, is getting a ton more attention. I wouldn't disagree with it, some older generations like us would say that it is cliche because we grew up with that, but you have to understand kids under 20 years old all had weird and crazy periods with how social media works, so all of those "wake up early drink coffee and go to work" type of stuff might look normal to you and me but it doesn't really work that way for those young kids.

Did all of these last year. Constantly accumulating Bitcoin that I've been storing in a non-custodial wallet. Constantly checking my backup keys as well while avoiding making some bad decisions that caused by the FTX drama sh*t. I didn't have Bitcoin in any exchanges last year. I didn't even touched these platforms that has a yield feature, or even those apps that lets investors to lend their money for an annual interest.

If there are things that I might regret not doing last year, these are the 2. I'm fatter than what I was in 2021 because I didn't have the time to go out and play or exercise etc. At the same time, I didn't gain any new experience at all (or if there is one then I can't recall what it is).

If I will add, I guess it's "Always learn new things". Businessmen always read books so that they will learn something.

For me, drafting a plan for all the investments I planned embarking on for the year and sticking to it so that nobody from somewhere will come up with no future thing tomorrow and I will be swayed by it.

I ignored the trends except the ones i found before they were trends. I didn't avoid the noise and even though i needed to sell during the crash it all went for things i really needed or my kids needed. I learned that just working out in the gym and eating healthy with a plan keeps my head cool and i am not as worried about the markets.
Even though there were some pretty close calls when price of electricity rocketed.

Now i am poorer but definitely more capable to deal what's coming, and i know from experience that there are going to be more opportunities in life to invest as i have constantly buying just a little more. And i can always leverage trade if i want to risk more.