Most traders fail not because they are incompetent, but because they do not truly love the act of trading.

Most dive into the market with the mindset of "having to make money quickly", having to win, having to get rich immediately. But trading is not an ATM machine for anyone. Trading is an art form, and art does not accept those who are impatient.

Trading is also a journey of self-discipline. You must face fears, greed, naive expectations, and the rush to prove something. Until you can let go of those "demons", release your ego and the pressure to make money, the market will continue to teach you painful lessons.

I understand the feeling of loss that feels like a crushing weight on your heart.

I understand the consecutive months of losses that make you doubt yourself.

But that is a journey that any trader must go through — there's no escaping it.

Learn to accept it.

Learn to enjoy every small step you progress.

Learn to believe that you can do it, as long as you don't give up.

Because one day, when you truly love the process, when you trade for the understanding of the market rather than the need to make money immediately — the market will start to give back to you.

Slowly, but surely.

Painful, but worthwhile.

Trading does not reward the impatient.

Trading only opens the door for those patient enough to become a better version of themselves.