Lawrence, a client, knew what trading at his best felt like.
But every few weeks, the same cycle would play out:
• A blowout day
• 1–2 weeks off for recovery
• A calm return to the charts
• Attachment slowly creeping back in
Then... another blowout.
Most traders want to succeed, but very few are willing to change.
And even fewer follow through.
Why?
Because lasting change doesn’t start with processes or outcomes—it starts with identity.
Let me explain 👇
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We don’t all respond to expectations in the same way, and that plays a huge role in how we hold ourselves accountable.
In her book The Four Tendencies, Gretchen Rubin introduces a framework that breaks people down into four categories based on how they respond to expectations (internal and external):
- Upholder
- Questioner
- Obliger
- Rebel
I talk about each one of them in this read and how you can leverage accountability in your trading ⬇️
My first 2 years as a day trader, I lost -$10,000
Its not until I started swing trading that things really clicked for me
Fast forward 4 years
&
Now I make 5 figures every month
Below you can steal my exact swing trading strategy:🧵