Don't let impatience and greed ruin your trading

The more eager you are to change your fate quickly through trading and escape difficulties, the more you overlook small positions and steady profits. You always feel it's too slow and not exciting enough, so you keep increasing your position size. Essentially, you're fighting against reality with heavy leverage instead of trading rationally.

Heavy leverage can cause huge emotional swings, leading to distorted operations. The more anxious you are, the more mistakes you make; the more mistakes, the more you gamble. In the end, not only will you fail to turn things around, but you'll also be swallowed by the market.

The core of trading is to survive first, not to vent your desires. When you're unable to afford losses and under great pressure, you should reduce your position size and protect your risk, not go all-in. The market won't save anyone; it only amplifies greed and impatience. Relying on a single trade to solve all life's problems will ultimately teach you a harsh lesson.