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23 May
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In many ways, life is one long trade game. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. All we can do is learn to be comfortable with uncertainty and keep making good bets.
In many ways, life is one long trade game. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. All we can do is learn to be comfortable with uncertainty and keep making good bets.
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2 is better!
Also you can say “learn to get comfortable”
Get + adj = become + adj
For example:
Get good at golf
Get good at English
Get good at public speaking
Get better at …
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It’s pretty good!
You should remove “trade”
Also, you said “you” and “we.” You should choose one, don’t use both
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@tabeh0udai
That helps a lot.
Thank you very much.
I want to write a quote for a trade, because I'm a trader.
So can I say this?
①”In many ways, life is one long trading. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. All you can do is learn to be comfortable with uncertainty and keep making good bets.”
Or is it better?
②”In many ways, life is one long game. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. All you can do is learn to be comfortable with uncertainty and keep making good bets."
That helps a lot.
Thank you very much.
I want to write a quote for a trade, because I'm a trader.
So can I say this?
①”In many ways, life is one long trading. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. All you can do is learn to be comfortable with uncertainty and keep making good bets.”
Or is it better?
②”In many ways, life is one long game. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. All you can do is learn to be comfortable with uncertainty and keep making good bets."
- English (US)
2 is better!
Also you can say “learn to get comfortable”
Get + adj = become + adj
For example:
Get good at golf
Get good at English
Get good at public speaking
Get better at …
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- Japanese
- English (US)
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