I really wish I had understood earlier on the trading journey:

First manage the risks. Only by staying alive can you qualify to talk about profits.
The advantage is not in prediction - but in preparation.
The market punishes impatience the most. Patience itself is a position.
Not trading is also a form of trading. It's just that most people don't have the guts.
The market does not reward intelligence - it rewards discipline.
Profitable trades are great - but a good trade isn't necessarily a money-making trade.
A small loss is not considered failure—only holding on until it bursts counts.
Consistency is not accuracy—it's about trying not to be foolish.
The worst decisions are often made when you're in a hurry to win your money back.
A trade without an exit plan is not a trade - it's a prayer.
The market doesn't care how long you've studied - it only looks at how well you execute.
Knowing is useless; being able to do it right when it's difficult is what matters.
The biggest mistake is to forcefully seek opportunities when there are none.
Mindset capital is as important as funds.
You can restart your trading career anytime — just change your habits.