The biggest feeling I've had recently is that once small-cap stocks get the timing right, the growth of the account will accelerate significantly.  
But the price comes with a reality check - there will be a lot of volatility. The several pullbacks I experienced were more like tests of whether you have your own logic rather than relying solely on luck.  
I'm increasingly convinced that the key is not to find the next stock that will soar, but rather these three things:  
Whether you can judge the general market rhythm.  
Whether you can filter out most of the seemingly good but actually ineffective stocks.  
Whether you can remain calm during the pullbacks.  
These things are something that one can only gradually figure out and it's quite slow. I usually discuss the market with a few people and share my thoughts on small-cap stocks. I've also fallen into many traps and feel that it's much more effective to communicate with others rather than just studying by myself.  
If you are also investing in small-cap stocks or have been repeatedly educated by the market recently, you can exchange ideas with each other. If you are interested, leave a message or send me a private message. I'll send you the link.

The explosive growth of small-cap stocks may be the fastest way to increase one's account balance.