[00:01] worst thing a trader can do is focus on the outcome.  Focus on the money, how much he wants to earn per day, per week, per month.  Ultimately, when he does that, he stops being a trader and becomes a gambler who is only focused on profit.
[00:14] Understand that results are a consequence, money is a consequence, and profit is also a consequence.  What pays the bills in the long run is doing things well, every single
[00:26] day, repeatedly. When you enter the market thinking " today I need to earn X, I need to earn Y," that psychological pressure of having an obligation to make money generates a super negative emotional effect.  And the
[00:41] result of that is terrible decisions in front of the chart and consecutive stop-loss orders. Now, when you go in thinking today, " I just need to execute what I trained to do, I just need to follow my plan."  At that moment, the anxiety
[00:55] goes away, clarity appears, and naturally, the results happen.   A about how much he's going to earn or how much money he's going to make that day.  He wakes up wondering: "Do I have context? Do I have a standardized operational process, do I have
[01:09] clear rules for entering or exiting a trade? Those who focus on the process survive and profit. Those who focus on the money go broke and then go around badmouthing the market. If you want different results, stop chasing profit at all
[01:22] costs and start building your process with discipline. Did this video make sense to you? Then follow me here to receive more content like this and share it with that friend who is a trader and needs to hear this today.
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