I don't know if you've ever felt this way, but perhaps because I'm a science student, every time I make an investment or trading decision, I approach it like a challenging problem in mathematics, physics, or chemistry—combining all known information and conditions to solve for the answer.

What excites me most when I get it right isn't the profit in my account, but the sense of accomplishment from correctly executing the logical reasoning process.

That's why, at its core, investing and trading is about converting one's self-awareness into tangible returns. I hope you can adopt this same mindset when making decisions: when you succeed, don't become fixated on the "money"—when you fail, don't get discouraged either. Instead, review what went wrong and aim to solve the "next problem" correctly.

I wish everyone can maintain the right mindset and tackle your "next problem" well.