The truly difficult part is not going crazy when you need the money.

Yes, sometimes need whispers in your ear, telling you, "place another trade, you'll make something."

And even though you know it's not the right time...

you enter anyway.

And you lose.

And you get angry.

And you enter again.

And you already know the rest...

😓 It's easy to say "don't trade with emotions" when your fridge is full.

But when the pressure is real, when you have just enough... the market feels like a candlelit casino.

And that's when we make the most mistakes:

• Entering without confirmation

• Increasing leverage because "I have to win this one"

• Not cutting losses because "it will come back"

• Or directly, trading to calm anxiety, not to win

💡 I'm learning (the hard way) that money is made with a cool head, not with urgency.

And that if you're not emotionally well, it's better not to trade and protect your capital.

Because when you trade out of need, the market charges you interest.

🧾 With humility, I share: today, after 1 year of consistency, my total PnL is +1400 USDT (I clarify that I didn't trade many months)

It's not a fortune, but it's mine. And I achieved it without shortcuts, without magic formulas, and above all, without stopping learning.

👉 If you're in that process, you're not alone.

It happens to all of us. Some say it, others hide it. But we all live it.

You don't always win, but you always learn. And as long as you keep learning, you're making progress.

It doesn't matter if you lost today... tomorrow could be the day you do things better.

Follow me if you want to see the real side of trading. No smoke, no fantasies. Just study, mistakes, patience... and a cup of coffee.