Many people think that the most important thing in trading is to see the right direction,

but what really determines the outcome is often position size, rhythm, and execution.

The most memorable trade I have is not the one with the biggest profit,
but a time when "the direction was right, but I still didn't make money."

At that time, I trusted my judgment too much, underestimated volatility, and overestimated my ability to withstand drawdowns.
It was only later that I realized trading is not about proving you're smart, but about learning to survive long-term.

Since then, I pay more attention to three things:
1. Control risk first, then talk about profit
2. Don't trade markets you don't understand
3. Position size always serves discipline

What truly changes your perception,
is never a big windfall,
but a loss that makes you start respecting the market.

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