How do you newbies not lose your motivation?

Hello fellow traders...i would to trade fundamentals,but i cant find a good broker with good spreads.And to top up to that i need a broker that has less spikes,you know because I could place orders in the right direction but it can spike me out.

Any advices? Or any recommended brokers?

I believe all you need is gut, and self-discipline to practice all the knowledge your acquired, and put them on real action.

remember that setbacks are part of the learning process, so stay resilient and keep pushing forward.

"Staying motivated as a new trader can be challenging, especially when faced with the inevitable ups and downs of the market. One effective way to maintain your motivation is by continuously learning and building your confidence through trading guides. These resources come in various formats, such as videos, articles, and webinars, and cover everything from basic concepts to advanced strategies.
Additionally, using a demo account, like the ones offered by ThinkMarkets, can be a huge benefit. It allows you to practice trading in real market conditions without risking actual money. Another tool you can use is backtesting tool like Traders' Gym. This market simulator provides traders a risk-free trading environment where they can test their trading strategy against historical data. This not only helps you refine your strategies but also builds your confidence as you see improvements in your decision-making skills over time. Remember, every successful trader started as a beginner, and the key is consistent learning and practice."

I think I finally lost that motivation now . Was hanging on for a long time trying to figure this out and trying to find a coach/mentor or site where I can learn this . To much time waisted on courses learning what they teach not to talk about the money waisted on them. I finally realised that if there is a way I havent found it . Good luck to the rest of you.

To maintain motivation as a newbie in trading, set realistic goals and celebrate small wins to keep yourself encouraged. Continuously educate yourself and view losses as learning experiences rather than failures. Not sure if there are good sources where you can get first-hand valuable experience but in some specific questions forums can help