The goal is to develop a process you can actually repeat after you get funded.
Fast passing means nothing if you can't survive after passing.
Agree or disagree?
DAY 5/30
I think one of the biggest mistakes traders make with prop firms is treating the challenge like a race.
The goal isn't to pass as fast as possible.
8. Passing isn't the finish line.
The real test is whether I can manage the account after passing.
That's where consistency matters.
My biggest lesson so far:
Trading isn't just about finding good entries.
It's about staying disciplined when the market doesn't reward you.**
DAY 4/30 โ What failing prop challenges taught me
I've passed a challenge before.
I've also failed challenges.
The failures taught me more than the wins.
Here are the rules I'm carrying forward ๐งต
7. I stopped judging myself only by P&L.
A winning trade can be badly executed.
A losing trade can be perfectly executed.
I'm more interested in whether I followed my process.
@bojan_ai Traders, serious question:
What are you doing for income while trying to pass your prop challenge and waiting for your first payout?
Job?
Freelancing?
Business?
Another side hustle?
Because the trading journey is one thingโฆ
Paying bills while you build is another.