In a casino, near-misses are rigged to keep you hooked. In trading, your brain does it to itself. That’s why you: – Chase after almost-perfect entries – Revenge trade after near wins – Can’t stop after a loss Here’s what’s going on 👇

Most traders think pushing through proves they’ve got what it takes. The real skill is knowing when to step back—not out of fear, but out of control. You don’t need to be a hero. You need to stop trading the moment your state takes over your system. That’s where consistency

The best performance happens in unexciting sessions. No adrenaline. No big moves. Just showing up, managing risk, and sticking to the plan. If you expect every session to feel meaningful or intense you’ll force trades that shouldn’t exist. Boring is where consistency is built.

Your trading results are a mirror of how well you manage your emotions in the moment.