I think failures really can teach a lot after going over them. It's probably better to always do the best one can and then just relax instead of tearing everything up from being so disappointed with something not desirable happening. It can be really tricky with these emotions going crazy and then causing the person to shut down or just do something to relax while waiting for it to pass. I feel like I'm at an advantageous point because I'm the one who is writing about it and putting some of my heart into it.
This is really not based on reading someone else's writing because that would take forever but really diving into what I know. I guess I'm sounding smart to myself right now and it's always a good thing because I went through that hard time of just grinding on this blog while not knowing what I was really saying. Even my most popular posts will always stay the best but they are filled with some funny nonsense!
It's interesting how a few readers could be coming upon these words and with what I'm about to say is that, I'm not doing this for the numbers anymore. Hence, I'm the anonymous #1 Computer Science Blogger of blogger.com! It's a hip and funny assumption I'm making for myself. My only argument that tops everybody else's is that I have a fond attachment to my goal which is more consistent than all the other Computer Science-related bloggers on this hosted site and will be until I don't exist on this planet! To join the ranks and compete against me, just type in Computer Science for occupation and hopefully I'll be seeing your profile and clicking on it. Most likely, I will be regularly if I think you are a funny girl!
So my strategy from building upon the failure I experienced is something I will explain by telling a little true story from yesterday. I had the best starting hand in Texas Hold'em history, pocket aces, and then lost all of my $5.00! There's really nothing I can do about it. It stings and hurts and it's like I'm walking away from poker again for awhile because it drives me crazy after awhile seeing these well-played hands going awry for me. Still the percentages are that if I play this good consistently, then I will experience the good side of what a casino usually feels!
What I'm saying is that it's good to keep what was working and then make some adjustments. I "guessed" that I had a significant advantage and I was correct so maybe next time I'll be the one who is taking all of my opponent's money. For my risky swing trading, I properly predicted the correct direction the market was going to follow but even though I lost my battle yesterday; I'm going to keep my analysis the same because it worked and I was spot on for all of those trades even though I took a loss to each of them before exiting. I just have to come up with a better timing strategy and this is what professional traders like to call the famous pull-back! I can see myself collecting millions of dollars and a happy life with a sexy wife who is constantly crazy about me. Yes, the dream life feels so much closer.
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