How beginners and small traders can benefit from leverage, and the fastest way to reach one million dollars

This is not a theory, but results I have seen with my own eyes.
Those who achieved this are not institutions, nor geniuses, but middle-aged housewives, and she is my trainee.
She has no background, no technical aura, but within one year, she accurately hit the market, and became one of the top figures in A9.
Her victory is not due to bravery, but because she completely abandoned the mindset of small traders.
The following ten steps are the rules she genuinely followed and can be copied.
The first step did not start with the idea of earning a million dollars immediately.
The first thing she did was turn the goal into one sentence: Don’t die first.
She understood well that contracts and leverage are not stimulants, but tools, and they are amplifiers for a verified system that uses small capital. She deals with only two markets: the trend that has already begun, or the correction after confirming the main structure. As for other markets, even if they are exciting, they do not matter to her.
The second step, she defined risks before placing the order.
She doesn’t think about what she will do after entering, but knows beforehand the maximum potential loss. If it reaches a loss, she exits immediately, does not hedge, and does not bear it. She is not hesitant about right or wrong; she considers every trade a fixed-cost experiment. She always says, loss is not the enemy; overcontrol is the enemy.
The third step, she turned entry into a process, not just a feeling.
She does not look at her psychological state or the “feeling that the market will rise,” but focuses on the conditions. If the conditions are not met, even if the market starts directly, she does not care. The strongest skill she trained is not in placing orders, but in maintaining an empty position. She can stay many days doing nothing, but when she makes a decision, it is always according to the rules.
The fourth step, she does not expect to reach the peak from a single trade.
First, she recovers risks, then lets profits run. When she removes the stop-loss and reduces the position, her mood changes immediately. The money she earned was not through strength, but through survival first.
The fifth step, during her account growth, she does not change her style.
How she deals with a small account is the same as with a large account. The only difference is the position size ratio and trading frequency. She does not get tense if she profits, nor seek revenge if she loses. She follows a fixed plan, like an executive program.
The sixth step, she was very strict about the number of trades.
She does not seek to increase the number of trades, but to reduce them. She knows well that the real difference between a beginner and a small trader is not in the profit from a single trade, but in reducing unproductive trades. She prefers not to trade all day rather than open a trade just to relieve tension. She always says, not trading is also a kind of profit.
The seventh step, she focuses on one review: removing strategies.
She does not summarize the market, but asks herself, was this trade fully compliant with the rules? All the money she earned by luck, she removes from the system. She does not look for ways that seem smart, but for ways that do not easily die in the long run. With repetition, the number of actions decreases, but they become more stable.
The eighth step, she separated emotions from her account.
The account no longer represents her; it is just a tool. Profits do not make her arrogant, and losses do not blame her. She allows setbacks but does not allow behavior distortion. This point was key to her enduring long periods of fluctuation before the big market started.
The ninth step, she began using time to increase profits.
When she was confident in her ability to achieve steady profits, she slowed down. She accepted that compound interest is slow, and that it might take a year for the market to pick up some trends that truly matter to her. She does not imagine breaking the ceiling but focuses on the continuous upward curve.
The tenth step, which is the hardest.
She maintains this state for a long time, even in boredom, with no reaction, and with ease of self-doubt, without ruining the system. She does not rely on profits from peak periods but on patience.
And that year, the big market began.
Others chase, but she was there from the start.
Others fluctuate psychologically, but her focus and rhythm hardly change.
And the result, you know it now.
And finally, I only say, the behavioral standard that only a few minority can adhere to.
One hundred consecutive trades executed precisely according to the rules, without changing the position, stop-loss, or repeating due to any emotion.
She is not a genius, nor a gambler.
She is just an ordinary person, at the right time, using the correct method, living the day that belongs to the real market.