I have a brother around me who lost over three million in a bear market, and he completely collapsed. Cleared out his social media, avoided family, and hid from friends—those kinds of despair, people who haven't experienced it truly don't understand.

I watched anxiously and told him, "Losing more is just the beginning; holding on stubbornly is the real end." Unexpectedly, that one sentence woke him up.
At that time, he only had $3,500 left in his account, which was his last bottom line.
This time, he completely stopped gambling and told me he wanted to seriously turn things around.
He started doing position scaling, not betting on luck, not randomly adding to positions, controlling the rhythm tightly.
Splitting the $3,500 into two parts, half for defense, half for offense, only trading the markets he understood.
Taking a 5%-10% profit per trade and then exiting, cutting losses at the right time, never fighting the market.
In six weeks, he went from $3,500 to over $40,000.
He told me that moment wasn't because he was excited about making money, but because he finally crawled out of the pit.