Trading exposed something deeper in me.
Not a strategy problem.
A psychology problem.
Impatience.
Inconsistency.
Urgency.
I’m here to master execution under pressure — publicly.
Trading can become a strange prison.
You're skilled enough that quitting feels ridiculous.
But inconsistent enough that continuing feels painful.
So you stay stuck between:
"I know I can do this."
and
"Why am I still doing this to myself?"
@Fx_Picasso I think it's the feeling of "you don't know what you're doing and the negative feelings that follows it". we tend to castigate ourselves for every negative things that comes to us( like it's our fault) than we praise ourselves for the positive. it a mentality thing. my view
in life, our first job is this, to divide and to distinguish things into two categories; externals I cannot control, but the choices I make with regards to them I do control. where will I find good and bad?
in me, in my choices.
_ EPICTETUS.
in life, our first job is this, to divide and to distinguish things into two categories; externals I cannot control, but the choices I make with regards to them I do control. where will I find good and bad?
in me, in my choices.
_ EPICTETUS.