Over 60k took 10 days to finally exit, the most exhausting long-term one with physical and mental fatigue!

When trading, honestly, there are only two obstacles in your mind:
First is greed, second is fear.
The only helpers that can assist us in making money are two: one is probability, the other is time.
In the end, trading is a contest against your own inner demons.
Being able to control greed and withstand fear actually means you've won yourself.
Don't always think about getting rich quickly; leave it to probability and time, and the market will naturally give you the answer.
To reach the ultimate level of trading discipline, it boils down to four words: unmoving like a mountain.
The true dividing line of a mature mindset is shifting from "I must win" to calmly accepting "I can also lose."
Here's a fact many people are reluctant to admit: trading doesn't truly drain your intelligence, but your energy.
Making decisions in uncertainty for years, facing potential losses every day, this mental burden is beyond what amateurs can imagine.
Many veterans with over ten years of experience eventually choose to reduce frequency and scale down positions, not because they lack the ability to do bigger, but because they have finally learned to coexist peacefully with their own energy.
There is an counterintuitive element hidden here.
In the later stages of trading, you realize that the most important things are unrelated to trading itself.
Sleep, exercise, emotional stability, family relationships—these seemingly off-field factors directly determine whether you can stay alert inside the market.
Someone in poor physical and mental condition, no matter how good their skills, will make absurd decisions at critical moments.