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It is okay to chase the dream one after the other
Always wanted to be that better creator aside from trading
I remember always admiring those who do in 2021
From who never liked the camera to being curious about the next thing I will say.
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In the fourth century BCE, a Greek philosopher named Aristotle explored an interesting idea in his book Nicomachean Ethics.
He argued that virtues of character are developed through habit.
In other words, we become who we are through the things we repeatedly do.
Now, more than two thousand years later, I find this idea particularly interesting when I observe the trading community.
You see a trader who has struggled with greed, impatience and emotional decision-making for three years.
Then one morning, he makes a post.
"I finally discovered my problem was indiscipline. I've spent the last two weeks working on myself, and now I'm a disciplined trader."
And I find myself wondering...
When exactly did character development become a two-week project?
Because there is a difference between becoming aware of a problem and developing the character required to overcome it.
Awareness can happen in a moment.
But character development takes repeated practice.
In 2010, psychologist Phillippa Lally and her colleagues published a study examining how habits are formed.
Their research found that the time required for behaviors to approach automaticity varied significantly, with estimates ranging from 18 to 254 days.
And these were ordinary everyday habits, not the complicated emotional demands of trading.
Now, I've been trading for over five years.
And even today, I am still developing my character, building better habits and working on becoming more disciplined.
There are still moments when I have to consciously remind myself to respect my rules, manage my emotions and make decisions based on my trading system rather than how I feel.
And somehow, somewhere, a trader who discovered his indiscipline two weeks ago believes he has completely figured it out.
But here is what I find fascinating about human behavior.
We often mistake the excitement of discovering what needs to change for the actual achievement of changing it.
You can realize today that you are impatient.
That does not mean you have become patient.
You can identify greed as your biggest weakness.
That does not mean greed will suddenly disappear the next time you see an opportunity to make more money.
And the real test of discipline is not when everything is going according to plan.
It is when you have lost several trades, when your emotions are unsettled, when you desperately want to recover your losses, and you still choose to respect your rules.
Because discipline is not a destination.
It is not a certificate you receive after two weeks of good behavior.
It is something you continue to practice for as long as you want to sustain the results it produces.
And perhaps that is what many traders need to understand.
You do not become disciplined simply because you have recognized your indiscipline.
You become more disciplined through the decisions you repeatedly make, especially when making the right decision becomes uncomfortable.
So before you announce that you have finally conquered your emotions, ask yourself one question.
Have I truly developed a new character, or have I simply not encountered the circumstances that usually expose my old habits?
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WHY TRADERS BECOME IRRATIONAL WHEN THEY LOSE MONEY.
In 1979, two psychologists, Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, published a paper titled Prospect Theory: An Analysis of Decision under Risk.
Their research challenged an assumption that had dominated traditional economic thinking.
The assumption that people consistently make rational decisions when money is involved.
One of the most important findings was that losses often carry greater psychological weight than equivalent gains.
Now let me bring this closer to you.
Imagine a trader who makes $500.
He is happy.
But the following day, he loses $500.
Suddenly, he is restless.
He wants to recover the money immediately.
He abandons his trading plan.
He increases his lot size.
And eventually, he loses even more.
But something interesting has happened here.
He The market did not force him to increase his risk. His relationship with loss influenced his decision.
And this is why I find trading psychology fascinating.
Because sometimes the greatest threat to your trading account is not your inability to predict price movement.
It is your inability to accept an unfavorable outcome.
A loss becomes personal.
An ordinary stop loss becomes an insult to your intelligence.
And you begin to trade, not because you see an opportunity, but because you are trying to repair your ego.
You are no longer participating in the market.
You are fighting for emotional satisfaction.
And the unfortunate thing about financial markets is that they do not compensate people for wounded pride.
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