SirPickle

If you're reading this after a red day, I want you to hear this.
One bad day doesn't erase the work you've put in.
The backtesting.
The journaling.
The mornings you showed up when you didn't feel like it.
That's all still yours.
Close the charts.
Take a breath.
Go live your life tonight.
Tomorrow you get to show up as the trader you're trying to become.
And that trader is closer than you think.

What's the trading mistake you swore you'd never make again…
and then made again anyway?
Be honest.
Everyone has one.
You're not the only one.

The first time you take a loss and don’t try to make it back immediately on the next trade,
nobody will know.
Theres no screenshot for it.
No PnL to post.
You just close the laptop and go on with your day.
This is a very special day.
That was the day you became one step closer to being a real trader.
One step closer to making your dream a reality.
Remember those moments, and keep that momentum going.
In the long run you build up more moments like these, till suddenly you no longer have any bad habits holding you back.
Your taking good setups avoiding the bad ones in between.
You're now a pr

Remember just because you showed up to trade today, doesnt mean you have to place a trade today.
If conditions dont line up with your edge,
sitting it out IS your edge.

You’re a professional loser.
Not winner.
Fix the way you see yourself and you fix your trading.

One of my favorite lessons from ICT is this:
Your goal in trading is to find low resistance liquidity runs.
This means everything is so heavily weighted in your idea in a trade setup that its going to take a REAL move of significance for it to be wrong and see it fail.
The more adversities and resistance that you have standing in the way of your trade idea,
The less surprised you should be when that trade stops you out or gives you anxiety.

Something big is coming.
Nothing ever seen before in this space.
Excited to reveal it to you guys soon.
See you Monday :)

Trading is simple.
You are the complicated one.
Once you learn yourself you'll unlock the art of trading.
I've always viewed trading as the world's best therapist.
Nothing else reveals every single one of your flaws to yourself like it.

Last day of the week let’s finish strong.
Win or loss is irrelevant,
as long as the system was followed you have won.

If someone watched you for a week would they believe you are serious about your goals?