First of all, we should keep the thinking of development. The foreign exchange market is changing rapidly, which means that you must adjust your trading plan from time to time to keep pace with the times. Don't be afraid to act like a rookie in the foreign exchange market-those so-called experts also need to improve constantly. Many times, the performance of the market will prove that your current plan is wrong. For example, if you stubbornly adopt the trend trading system in a volatile market, you will be humiliated. Even if you think you are a master, don't pursue the so-called "always right" too much. Only in this way can you clearly respond to the changes in the market and make appropriate adjustments to your trading plan as needed. Second, set reasonable goals. Setting goals correctly can not only show your expectations, but also narrow the gap between ideal and reality. If you set unrealistic goals, such as focusing on the success of each transaction, you may get a lot of disappointment and lead to a series of vicious cycles such as improper decision-making. After setting a goal, you will begin to measure how far you are from achieving it. The question is, are you ready and willing to pay the corresponding price for achieving this goal? If the answer is no, you should revise your expectations. Meanwhile, don't underestimate yourself. Those successful traders don't care too much about failure-they often set some difficult but achievable goals as their motivation. Of course, successful traders will not fall at the foot of "fear of success" because success is only part of their plan. As long as investors do the above two things well, they will not be far from foreign exchange profit.