How does it feel to be successful?

The pursuit of success feels better than achieving success.

WIth great money comes great responsibility.

Yes of course. I had that line initially in my post before I summarized it to the core of the long winded text.

Basically, the result of success for people like you and I is to give it all back for the good of the planet and for me at least, that goal is greater than anything I can wish for.

The thrill of victory goes away, the fear and greed of trading will go away, trading with no worries comes into play..............................

A calmness sets in..............Do your homework and don't jump into a trade too soon..............

Not yet successful in trading, but outside trading is quite the opposite...

I can tell you, once getting there, you stop worry about what others think, say or do, especially when it is critics. There is reallt very small amount of constructive critics going on. And where most of the critics come from? Ironically, from others, being far away from being successful...

Self-confidence grows immense, yet, the awareness of falling (from high) on the ground is always at red light. Self-critics is your best judge. There is nothing better than constant self-critic.

Being a successful DOES NOT MEAN you are not stupid. The sooner you find yourself, you are better in stupidity, rather than anything else, the better for your success! It will last LONGER...

People are really stupid. Most haven't found that thing, yet, and likely, will remain ignorant about that interesting fact about themselves...

i read somewhere that ONE loss is 100x times worse than ONE win feels good, and i think that's pretty true.

so a trader is always feeling bad, whether he wins or not, unless he hasn't had a loss in a while

Jonny Hatinga Jr. has found success in the Rap game.

ROFL!!!!

Please define 'what you mean by successful'...

Gratitude really helps me to enjoy the success of the moment and not be constantly looking forward with greed or fear. It takes some effort to remember to be grateful sometimes but it is a habit worth persevering with, even the small things get a "thank you" now. It also keeps me humble in the markets.