I understand how bad if we lose money on our first trade but I think we have to understand as well that not all went too easily. There is something we need to change and instead of focusing on how to earn money, it supposes we have to focus on how to enhance our knowledge and skills first. For the moment that we have all of these things, it can be easy for us to make a profit in the market...it guarantees nothing but nobody was able to succeed in the absence of these things.
The process will always be more important than the end result, most of the time people concentrate on whether things turn out positively or negatively for them and then they adjust their behaviors according to that, however there are many instances in which this is counterproductive and instead you need to focus in the process regardless of the end result, and trading is one of those instances.
For example a newbie that comes to the market and invest in a new coin and earns a fortune out of it thinks of himself as a genius and someone with natural talent to trade the markets, but that is just because he's judging his performance based only on the results that he got, however when we think about this in terms of the process we can see that he was just lucky and that if he keeps doing that then he's going to lose all of his money eventually, so even if he got good results what he did was wrong.