From obsession with winning every order to mastering the markets – you'll be amazed

To be honest with you, I used to think that a good trader was someone who had to win every order. As soon as a red candle appeared on the chart, I immediately fell into a spiral: doubting my system, over-analyzing, and worse, rushing into "revenge trading" to recover losses. I spent quite a bit of time ( and money ) to finally understand a simple truth that changes everything: "You don't have to win every order. You need to win the game." Don't Try to Win Every Order - Learn How to Master the Art of Winning That statement completely changed the way I view trading. Because if you keep chasing perfection in this market, you will quickly exhaust yourself and risk "burning" your account clean. Now, I only focus on two things: advantage (edge) and execution (execution). I no longer care if I lose 4 out of 10 orders – as long as the winning orders are executed cleanly, well-controlled, and with effective risk management. The end result? I still make a profit. The "Shooting Star" Candle Teaches Me an Expensive Lesson I still vividly remember the time I shorted ( the "shooting star" ) at the resistance level. At that moment, I was confident that I had caught the peak. The price reversed… in an instant, then unexpectedly surged back. My mistake? I didn't wait for confirmation from the market but just wanted to prove I was right. The result was that I paid a heavy price. That day taught me a profound lesson: even the most beautiful models can fail. What matters is not predicting everything accurately every time, but how you handle it when things don't go according to plan. Cut losses quickly, don't let emotions dictate, and then move on – that's how professional traders operate. How Have I Changed? After the setbacks, I began to adjust my approach: Don't aim to win every order: Instead, I focus on managing each order effectively. Identify risks before entering: I always know how much I will lose if I am wrong, and I accept that.Prioritizing process over results: A good and consistent system will yield long-term profits, not a momentary feeling of winning or losing. Reminders For Yourself (And Perhaps For You) I am still learning every day, but these are the things I always keep in mind: Don't try to be right all the time: Trading is not a competition to feed the ego, but an art of execution. A winning order does not make you a genius, and a losing order does not make you a failure: What matters is the overall picture. Mastering the market is about patience, discipline, and being emotionless: It can be boring, but effective. You Don't Need to Be Perfect – You Need to Make Progress In this market, you do not need to be someone who never loses. What you need is the ability to grow, adapt, and become sharper with each trading scenario. Winning is not about avoiding all losses, but knowing how to handle them like a professional. ⚠️IMPORTANT! If you like this topic, don't forget: • Follow me @blogtienso for more interesting content! • Like, reshare and leave comments 💖and don't forget DYOR! (Write&Earn $BTC {spot})BTCUSDT#Write2Earn #