Treat probability as faith, let results become natural.

In trading, the core mindset is actually "accepting imperfection." The essence of quantitative trading is playing a long-term probability game. No strategy is a panacea, and no single order is absolutely guaranteed to win. Therefore, in the mindset of winners, there is never the luck of "what if I win," only the faith of "long-term high probability."

When you experience consecutive stop-losses and account drawdowns, what you should do is not doubt the model, but reflect on execution. As long as your strategy logic holds up in post-trade analysis, and as long as your risk control is strict, then every loss is an "admission fee" paid for eventual profits. Don't go all-in to chase losses, and don't hold losing positions for pride. Leave winning and losing to probability, leave actions to rules. When you no longer become euphoric over temporary floating gains or panic over temporary drawdowns, you have truly entered the realm of "trading freedom."