My multi-chain wallet is getting more and more like a drawer, filling up the more I use it: one chain has a little gas, another chain has a small position, and when I look back, it's all "fragments," which first messes with my mood when trying to find things.

Later, I simply set a rule: keep only one main wallet as the general ledger, and treat other chains as temporary transfers, consolidating them as much as possible after use;
every week, spend half an hour scanning the scattered balances, or else I really might miss some.

A few days ago, I saw everyone comparing RWA, US bond yields, and on-chain yield products together, and honestly, what I care more about is "how many places am I dispersed in, and can I keep track of them."
After setting reminders/limits for myself, the biggest change isn't making more money, but feeling much calmer emotionally: no longer itching to click everywhere, knowing to stop once the limit is reached, and anyway, I want to get my accounts under control first.