I learned these things when I was at the bottom of trading:

1. Face is bullshit. If there is no substance, face is worthless. Brother Ming missed many opportunities to correct himself in trading because of his good face. He felt that he just wanted to make a lot of money, and it would be shameful if he couldn't make a lot of money, which put him under infinite pressure. When you really sink to the bottom, you will find that no one cares about what you are like. Only you know what you are. It is most important to be yourself and get a real result.

2. Trading really tests our ability to withstand pressure. In trading, we will encounter many times when we face our own human nature, and we will also bear a lot of pressure that does not exist in our daily lives. I used to be a person with particularly poor stress resistance. A little change would make me uncomfortable, but later I was worn out by trading, so being able to pick up high and put it down lightly is really a kind of ability.

3. The so-called failure is just a process. Failure is a high-probability event. I can't count how many times I have failed before finding a stable way to make profits. If we regard failure as an inevitable event, we will not be so worried about gains and losses. Just like the market, after a long period of volatility, a trend will emerge. After a long period of failure, the probability of success will also increase. The same principle applies.