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Ten years of trading and if I started over, month one wouldn't change. I'd still be at the chart every day. What I'd change is what I was doing while I was there. 1. I'd learn direction before anything else. Not entries, not indicators, direction. I was at the chart every day for years building on top of a skill I never actually had. 2. I'd separate learning from earning completely. My first two years should have been research, not income. I treated every trade like it needed to pay rent and that pressure ruined my decisions. 3. I'd master one component at a time. Direction, then entries, then exits, then risk. I tried to learn all of it at once and ended up mediocre at everything instead of good at one thing. 4. I'd watch the market before I risked money on it. Weeks of confirming my rules actually played out, with no position open. I went live too early and paid for lessons I could have gotten for free. 5. I'd find one coach instead of ten YouTube channels. I spent years piecing together contradictory advice from people who'd never actually traded for a decade themselves. 6. I'd keep my job longer. I quit too early trying to prove something to myself. Every paycheck I gave up was a deposit I could have made into the account instead. 7. I'd build my life around the routine, not the trades. The trades are random. The routine isn't. I spent years chasing outcomes when I should have been building the process underneath them. 8. I'd stop trying to be patient and disciplined directly. Those aren't things you will into existence. They show up once the actual skills are built. I wasted years on mindset work that was solving the wrong problem. 9. I'd size smaller for longer than felt necessary. I sized up the moment I felt confident, which was always too soon. Confidence should follow proof, not the other way around. 10. I'd accept it was a ten year project from day one. I expected results in twelve months and spent years disappointed in a timeline I invented myself. PS: if you're over 40, Comment FIX to learn what you need to finally find consistency. #tradepsychology #tradingcoach #mentaltrading #tradermindset #tradingpsychology

Ten years of trading and if I started over, month one wouldn't change. I'd still be at the chart every day. What I'd change is what I was doing while I was there. 1. I'd learn direction before anything else. Not entries, not indicators, direction. I was at the chart every day for years building on top of a skill I never actually had. 2. I'd separate learning from earning completely. My first two years should have been research, not income. I treated every trade like it needed to pay rent and that pressure ruined my decisions. 3. I'd master one component at a time. Direction, then entries, then exits, then risk. I tried to learn all of it at once and ended up mediocre at everything instead of good at one thing. 4. I'd watch the market before I risked money on it. Weeks of confirming my rules actually played out, with no position open. I went live too early and paid for lessons I could have gotten for free. 5. I'd find one coach instead of ten YouTube channels. I spent years piecing together contradictory advice from people who'd never actually traded for a decade themselves. 6. I'd keep my job longer. I quit too early trying to prove something to myself. Every paycheck I gave up was a deposit I could have made into the account instead. 7. I'd build my life around the routine, not the trades. The trades are random. The routine isn't. I spent years chasing outcomes when I should have been building the process underneath them. 8. I'd stop trying to be patient and disciplined directly. Those aren't things you will into existence. They show up once the actual skills are built. I wasted years on mindset work that was solving the wrong problem. 9. I'd size smaller for longer than felt necessary. I sized up the moment I felt confident, which was always too soon. Confidence should follow proof, not the other way around. 10. I'd accept it was a ten year project from day one. I expected results in twelve months and spent years disappointed in a timeline I invented myself. PS: if you're over 40, Comment FIX to learn what you need to finally find consistency. #tradepsychology #tradingcoach #mentaltrading #tradermindset #tradingpsychology

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