Disliked{quote} Let's say you are a lawer. You have a big case you have to plead tomorrow. Tonight it's your girlfriend's / wife's birthday and she wnats to party. You go out all night and get drunk and get no sleep. The next day, you lose the case. You tell your client he had a weak case anyway and find some other \\"legitimate\\" excuses. You still get your money. Let's say you trade the forex. You blow your account. Now call your broker and find an excuse to get your money back.Ignored
2 assumptions here:
1. You go out all night and get drunk and get no sleep. The next day, you lose the case
2. you trade the forex. You blow your account
Both assume you aren't taking what you do very seriously. Could quite easily turn both of these on their heads and say:
1. You choose not to spend the night before a big important work day getting drunk - win the case and get a bonus as a result. This is a conscious choice you make.
2. You trade forex with a plan and edge and make a steady return with sensible MM after learning and practising on demo and saving enough to fund an adequately capitalised account. This is also a conscious choice.
Either way you can choose to blow up your account, or your big case, or job interview or [insert something important here]. Or you can choose to make a go of it and do whatever it takes to make it work for you
We are all where we are as a result of our choices. If you choose failure then good luck with it..
Anything can happen.