Better to do less but do each trade well

When I first entered the market, I thought that the longer I watched the market and the more I analyzed, the more money I would make. Later, I realized that this kind of 'effort' can easily lead to a trap: the more frequently you watch the market and trade, the more likely you are to be led by the market.

Clearly, I had planned to make only one or two trades, but the more I watched, the more reluctant I became, always wanting to catch every fluctuation. As a result, after a busy day, I made little profit and suffered more losses, all while being highly stressed, without gaining any freedom or wealth, only ending up with a mess.

The successful traders I have seen are actually quite 'lazy'; they only focus on opportunities within their own system and can resist the temptation to act, no matter how exciting other market movements are. They watch the market less, but each trade they make is very confident, and I believe this is a true realm of trading.

The direction of our efforts determines how much money we can make.

Instead of watching the market every day, it is better to optimize our own trading strategy so that we prefer to do less but ensure that every trade we make is done well.