When your lending position is three steps away from the liquidation line, don't first think about "whether it will rebound." Instead, take your hand off the add position button... I usually look at the percentage difference between health/liquidation price and the current price, and if I can reduce risk with one click, I do it first: either add some collateral or directly reduce debt, choose one, don't do both at the same time and confuse yourself. Then set the warning trigger a bit earlier, don't wait for on-chain bots to give you a lesson.

During this airdrop season, everyone is completing tasks like clocking in at work; the stricter the anti-witch hunt, the more people are forced to open more addresses, which frankly makes it easier to forget that you still have a lending position that's smoking.
If you can only keep one habit: always calculate the liquidation line based on the "worst price + worst slippage."