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The trading market is a ruthless mirror that reflects each trader's most authentic cognitive boundaries. Some spend their entire lives chasing profit targets that exceed their own capabilities, while traders who awaken through cycles of anxiety and frustration have long understood the true value. It is not about how much you earn, but whether you can achieve excellence within your own circle of competence. To achieve excellence within that circle, it is essential to recognize the limits of your acceptance. If your system can only yield a 50% annual return, forcing a doubling will only disrupt the rhythm. If your personality suits swing trading, forcing yourself to day trade will only magnify losses. Just like a sparrow need not envy an eagle, achieving perfection in your own trading dimension is success. Furthermore, it is important to create a closed loop of awareness and action; others may tell you that stop-loss is the most important, but you may only truly realize it after experiencing a margin call.

The book says that trends are king, but only by experiencing continuous stop losses can one understand perseverance. You must know that the market will never reward you for knowing; it only gives gifts for what you achieve. Finally, learn to find freedom within limitations. Spending three years honing a simple strategy is more powerful than changing ten systems every year. Focusing on a few familiar varieties is easier for sustained profits than chasing all the hot topics. Remember, know what can be done, refine your knowledge, and let go of what cannot be done.