Are you really suited to make a living from trading?
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② Does your lifestyle really fit the trading you do right now?

This is also something that I think many people overlook.

Everyone’s pace of life is different.

Some people go to bed early and wake up early;
Some people are used to staying up late and waking up late;
Some work during the daytime;
Some work at night;
Some only have two fixed hours a day to check the market.

But when many people choose their trading style, they basically don’t consider their own lifestyle.

They just see what others are doing and follow suit.

This makes problems very likely.

For example: you clearly feel best every morning, but you insist on not trading the Asia session, and you force yourself to stay up until the evening to trade the US session.

As a result, by night you’re already exhausted,

your focus drops, your decision-making slows, and your emotional control gets worse.

Then your “w” problem is really:

“Am I not suitable for trading?”

Not necessarily.

More likely it’s this:

You picked the wrong trading time for yourself.

It works the other way around too.

If you’re naturally a night-owl type,

your best energy is in the evening,

but you force yourself to wake up early to do y Asia session trading.

With insufficient sleep every day,

your mind isn’t clear even halfway through the trading.

Under these circumstances, it’s obviously hard for you to remain consistently stable in the long run.

So not everyone should trade at the same time.

If you’re interested in trading, feel free to leave a message in the comments or join the chat room to exchange ideas—learn together and grow together.
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