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In forex trading, traders sometimes choose to "disown all relatives." This is a desperate strategy, intended to reduce resistance.
In nature, there's a phenomenon: if a group of crabs are in a basket, even without the lid, they can hardly climb out. This is because as soon as one crab climbs up, the others will cling to it and pull it down, ultimately leaving no one able to escape. However, experimental results show that with persistent climbing effort, a few crabs will eventually succeed.
The same is true in real life. Forex traders who want to succeed must break free from moral constraints and distance themselves from low-energy, low-value relatives and friends. Some relatives and friends' so-called "recognition" is essentially an attempt to slow down a trader's progress and slow their upward climb. In such cases, disowning all relatives is a necessary choice for traders to maintain the correct pace of progress and is their most sober and wise decision. Life is short, so traders should avoid being trapped by personal relationships and pretense, or they will struggle to achieve great things. Although we are ordinary people, in today's highly developed internet, we can easily build a personal image through online promotion and achieve great things.
In forex trading, a certain degree of anxiety is necessary, but excessive anxiety is undesirable.
In traditional daily life, anxiety only arises when one has aspirations, and only when one wants to improve oneself. Those who live a life of mediocrity and wait for death do not experience anxiety. In the process of achieving improvement, if one's ideals are realized too slowly and too difficult, anxiety will increase; if they are realized too quickly and too easily, there will be no opportunity for anxiety. Without work, there are no constraints, and therefore no anxiety. With work, constraints, and performance goals, there is more anxiety. Those who do nothing, without goals or objectives, do not need to strive for anything, and simply muddle through, and will certainly not experience any anxiety. Even if there is some anxiety, it is superficial; it is actually a worry about having no purpose in life.
In forex trading, a moderate level of anxiety is essential; it at least demonstrates a strong commitment to the profession. Moderate anxiety can constantly motivate one to strive for progress, advancement, and deeper exploration. Success in any endeavor is not achieved easily; it is achieved through countless trials and tribulations.
However, excessive anxiety is undesirable. I remember when I first switched from manufacturing to forex trading, I felt completely lost and lost. I desperately wanted to study 24/7, hoping to quickly master the knowledge, common sense, experience, skills, and psychological principles of forex trading. I often slept only three to four hours, often relying on coffee for energy. This went on for over ten days. Looking back, this is a hallmark of high anxiety, and it's terrifying to think about it.
In forex trading, a key way for traders to maintain their mental health is to avoid those who carry negative emotions, including family and friends.
Swiss psychologist Carl Jung, when he treated a seriously ill patient, sometimes suffered severe mental damage. In such cases, he would raise a flag in his castle, signaling others to stay away. He would lower the flag and allow others to approach until the patient recovered. This demonstrates that even psychologists struggle to escape the influence of negative emotions.
In forex trading, one way to maintain mental health is to avoid those who carry negative emotions, including family and friends. This can sometimes lead to friends and family viewing the trader as heartless. However, traders must understand that if they want to pursue forex trading as a career, they must view themselves as unique. If a trader's cognitive level and emotional psychology are the same as those of the general public, then success is impossible. This is because traders hold themselves to the same standards as ordinary people. To succeed, they must hold themselves to a higher standard and set higher standards, because they are not ordinary people.
In forex trading, traders must always maintain a healthy mental state, unafraid of setbacks or drawdowns, and able to withstand both floating losses and floating profits.
In traditional society, the more selfish people seem to be mentally healthier, as they never perceive external judgment and never reflect on their own behavior. Depressed individuals often focus on their own problems, constantly blaming themselves, reflecting, and even repenting, leading to mental health problems. Selfish people, on the other hand, often look for others' faults, never blaming themselves, reflecting, or even repenting, thus maintaining their mental health. While this mental health may be somewhat self-deceptive and unhealthy from a broader perspective, selfishness is not a sign of profound knowledge; rather, it demonstrates the recklessness of ignorance, as they have no idea what they are doing. However, from the perspective of a healthy personal life, this state is healthy, free from anxiety, melancholy, or even depression, and may not even require medication. Sometimes, it's better to be a bit foolish, to always be in a state of confusion.
In forex trading, traders must develop a thick skin. Even if you encounter setbacks, no one knows your capital pool has shrunk. Even your account manager at the forex bank may not know the exact amount of your losses. Why bother caring about what others think? No one knows you've lost money; the only one who knows is you. Therefore, learn to let go, make peace with yourself, maintain strong energy, and focus on the next trade, rather than dwelling on past losses.
In forex trading, traders must learn to be content with what they have and avoid obsessively searching for happiness even when they are already blessed.
In traditional daily life, much of the pain stems from comparison. Not envying others' lives is a sign of maturity. Many people often find themselves in a state of happiness, yet they continue to search for happiness, often unaware of it. In the second half of life, we must learn to let go of things we can't obtain. Accepting our fate is also a form of peace. Cherish what you already have—what you have may be what others only dream of but cannot obtain.
In forex trading, traders should be grateful for the favors bestowed upon them. Being able to engage in forex trading means your funds are entering the international market. Consider that for countless Chinese people, remitting money abroad is a difficult task. Participating in this industry means you have both spare money and free time—at least you don't have to work and rely on others for a living. Embracing this path demonstrates a basic understanding of currency exchange and currency appreciation. Many Chinese people have no idea what currency exchange means, let alone profiting from it through live trading. Having access to forex trading is a blessing, considering how many people face the dilemma of having no other options.
Traders should be content with what they have, not seeking happiness in a slump. They should cherish the forex trading life they have now. It's more than just an investment method; it's a positive lifestyle that combines leisure, entertainment, recreation, and well-being.
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