In many books about trading, it explains how someone should want to be successful as a trader. Because this is a digital era that is developing quite rapidly, there is also an explanation of that explained in it and there are many people who have read books and watched videos but in practice are still wrong.
The only thing is the commitment to continue to make all experiences as emotional reinforcement.
That is the problem for most. They are just active and willing to learn how to start, but there is no consistency. They already think that they were knowledgeable enough to compete in the market and earn. They don't think that continuing learning is a must, as well as the strategy, because the market has also kept on changing.
Experience could help, but having great knowledge dominates. That is why there is no reason to stop learning if our goal is to be a known or famous trader.
Rushing into the market benefits nobody and they need to learn that they can't do that, if they can learn how to do that then the yare going to do a better job, unfortunately not many of them realize what hey are missing. They just think "these traders are all human like me, they make so much, so why shouldn't I" and that's where they end up making a loss. If they can end up with a better result then they are going to get happier but that would also give them courage to go on without learning and cause even more loss later on.
So, it's best if a newbie starts at bear period, because they will see real loss at the start and then they will end up with better approach. If they do that then they are going to be making actual profit after they learn.