vansmarket
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Drug addicts do get bored of doing drugs after a while. it becomes routine and and daily grind..
Ever have those days where you just Don't feel like trading?
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I agree about the possible loneliness although that can be solved with trading partners via Skype and what not.
Nevertheless, milking the market has never been boring to me. In fact, I treat it like a video game, a new high score, accuracy rate, element of surprise, an ambush, it's the ultimate chess game.
It can be addictive sure but you can also feel passion for your line of work without falling to extremes although that's a subject I'm not qualified to expand on
Anek
vansmarket
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i get bored of playing same old video games too.
chess is boring too.
chess is boring too.
Quote from Anekdoten:
I agree about the possible loneliness although that can be solved with trading partners via Skype and what not.
Nevertheless, milking the market has never been boring to me. In fact, I treat it like a video game, a new high score, accuracy rate, element of surprise, an ambush, it's the ultimate chess game.
It can be addictive sure but you can also feel passion for your line of work without falling to extremes although that's a subject I'm not qualified to expand on
Anek
Good for you. You had a good time, you rested instead of messing up. Good plan.
Did you see the news today about how lack of sleep has been shown to lead to heart attacks?
Resting is vital. You did good!
I took several years off from trading and have recently started again. I have been trading exclusively for 26+ years and I have found that enjoying ones life is very conducive to successful trading. I take time off every month and hit the road to flyfish the country/world and ski, scuba dive, sail, kayak and pursue a variety of other outdoor activities.
Take time off from trading and enjoy life!
You will be a better trader and profit from it.
Balance in Life is important.
Trading is tiring, you need to be alert all the time.
Much like any other activity ( no matter how fun it is ), you need to take a short break once every now and then
Back in university (way too long ago) I used to keep in mind that the learning curve is higher for people who work short periods at studying, than for people who slog away for hours at a time.
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