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Fear is a factor that makes some players not stop gambling. Humans have this fear of loss, but gamblers portray the opposite. They take the risk without calculating. Which attitude, shows how gamblers need to accept that they can lose all funds in a session. If they had this in mind, the fear of loss mindset would help regulate the player from taking too many risks.
Although in real life, fear of loss is a barrier to success in most cases, it could be helpful to gamblers. I suggest that such players set achievable goals and follow the process.
Fear - it's the primal scream in your brain, the cold sweat on your palms. It can paralyze you, or it can propel you. Gamblers? They dance with fear every damn day. But most of them don't get it. They think fear's the enemy. It's not
Fear's a compass, pointing straight at what you value most. You fear losing money? Good. That means you understand the stakes. Use that fear. Let it sharpen your focus, not cloud your judgment
Goals, process - this ain't just for the casino floor, it's for life. Know thyself. Know your limits. Push them, but don't shatter them. Every bet's a risk, every hand's a gamble. Embrace that uncertainty. That's where the thrill is, the raw edge of existence
Don't try to conquer fear, partner up with it. It'll keep you honest, keep you hungry. And that's how you win, in gambling and in life