$ZEC Debt of 80,000, he didn't turn things around by making a huge profit from a single deal, but by learning to 'do less'.
This person initially messaged me very frankly:
'I am not afraid of being slow, I am afraid that if I explode again, I will really have no way out.'
His biggest problem before was just one word - anxious.
Owing money, feeling panicked,
he wanted to make big moves as soon as he saw the market,
but every time he entered the market, he was swept away.
After working with me, the first thing I did was cut down on his trading frequency.
While others made a dozen trades a day, he made at most three trades a week.
No chasing highs, no bottom fishing, just following the trend.
In the first two weeks, he even doubted whether I was 'delaying him'.
Until the third week, a trend emerged,
he experienced for the first time -
you can make money without watching the market.
His account slowly started to recover,
there were no drastic increases, but each pullback was very small.
Two months later, he paid off half of his debt.
He said that trading used to feel like betting his life,
now it feels more like clocking in at work,
no emotions, no fantasies, but the money is increasing.
The truth in the crypto world is very cruel:
Those in debt must first learn to survive before they have the right to turn things around.
If you want to turn things around, don’t seek stimulation,
find the rhythm.
