Talk about the general's insights on futures and how to achieve stable profits!

After 8 years in the market, the general has experienced both bull and bear phases. Ultimately, going from a novice to achieving stable and continuous profits.
In my personal opinion, the difficult part of trading has never been the technology, but how to deal with one's own emotions. The challenge lies in the understanding of human nature.
Every trader has their own set of trading systems that suit them, but following one's own trading system is another matter. Many high win-rate traders do not earn much money or even lose money, and there are many reasons for this, most of which stem from an unwillingness to cut losses and an excessive pursuit of perfection.
In trading, if you are reluctant to cut losses, you won't be able to hold onto profits; it's all relative. Trading is always accompanied by human greed and fear, inflation and extremes throughout life. We need to learn to elevate our cognition and change our beliefs. Belief is power. Do you want to become an excellent trader or a gambler swayed by emotions? Take a moment to ask yourself. When you understand what your belief is, your discipline will come naturally, rather than relying on strong willpower to suppress your hands when executing trades like before.
While you trade, you also learn to observe and record your emotions. Gradually, you won't feel anxious or troubled because of stop-losses. You no longer pursue perfection because you understand that making a profit is a reward from following your trading system, and a stop-loss is your trading system protecting your funds once again. Trading is a matter of probability; the market is unpredictable. You cannot make predictions, only respond. Slowly, you find a harmonious relationship with your emotions, and trading becomes simple, repetitive, and even a bit boring. Your account accumulates little by little, and you start to profit consistently. Trading skills are fundamental, but more importantly, you need to learn to coexist with yourself. This is also a life lesson, not just in trading but in all aspects of life.