The key to dealing with impermanent loss is to not let it destroy your confidence. It's easy to be tempted to give up or become reckless, but there are better ways of dealing with this kind of situation. First and foremost, try not to let your emotions get the best of you by making rash decisions based on fear or anger. Instead, take time for reflection so that you can make informed decisions about how best to proceed next time around--and yes: there will be a next time!

Second: don't be afraid of taking risks in the first place; however, don't go overboard either! If something doesn't work out as planned then no harm done...you just learned something valuable about yourself and your investment strategy along the way (which will help guide future investments). Remember: mistakes aren't fatal - they're actually good opportunities for growth if handled properly!