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The Disciplined Approach

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The psychological impact

There are several ways we all normally go about organizing our lives with well-defined borders, restrictions, and rules to keep things the same. A static environment serves as the mental foundation for security and well-being for the majority of people.
The markets not only make the trader confront his resistance to change on a moment-by-moment basis, destroying his sense of security, but they also create a highly competitive and stressful emotional environment. The obsessional desire to win millions coexists with the concomitant fear of financial ruin. The markets tantalize a trader by offering the very real chance of realizing his most ambitious goals of financial independence, while also standing ready and prepared to take away everything he owns and more.

 

Time a reward

There is hardly any connection between time and reward, either. A trader can be shocked by an unexpected profit in a matter of seconds for making one straightforward choice, requiring only brain work.
At first, you might wonder what could possibly be wrong with making a lot of money in a matter of minutes or seconds. A lot! Whether you realize it or not, most of us—if not all—grow up with highly structured belief systems about the circumstances in which we are deserving of the money. Many people hold the belief that they don’t deserve any money that they didn’t earn due to their upbringing and religious upbringing.
Making a lot of money quickly and with little to no effort is undoubtedly not what most individuals mean when they say they are working for their money. How therefore does one square windfall profits with these notions of structured work?

 

Release your fear

In addition, the concepts of time, effort, and reward
Simply put, markets don’t apply to most job circumstances. Since many jobs provide hourly wages or yearly salaries, for instance, the reward is often constant independent of the level of effort. For a trader, the effort may not matter and there is hardly any correlation between the two. A trader can quickly be taken aback by a big profit. You must first figure out how to let go of any feelings of guilt, humiliation, or inadequacy. Second, since emotionally painful experiences have the ability to produce anxiety, you must learn how to recognize and treat any lasting psychological harm they have left behind.

 

 

expertise

The third is how we define expertise—how many skills we have learnt and how well we are able to apply them.
Acquiring knowledge typically takes a lot of effort and time.
Now, one of the main ways we learn to value ourselves is based on our perception of the volume and duration of the labor we undertake. This takes us to the reward, the fourth element of the equation. We will evaluate the difficulty or ease of a task by estimating the amount of work (personal energy) we will need to put out and the length of time the task will require (using our limited time), and we will then estimate the amount of reward we should receive. It is similar to creating our own time and energy supply and demand model.

 

Lack of discipline

You will need to set up some rules and restrictions to learn how to behave and act with your best interest at heart, actions that regulate your behavior until there are environmental conditions that are prime and favorable

You will need to set up some rules and restrictions to learn how to behave and act with your best interest at heart, actions that regulate your behavior until there are environmental conditions that are prime and favorable The lack of ability to react in a suitable manner (without harming yourself) is crucial. When you were young, your parents forbade you from crossing the street by yourself because the repercussions of your failure might have prevented you from having another chance. Your parents gave you the okay to cross the street by yourself once you learned to recognize the different types of traffic.   Once you were able to distinguish between the various forms of traffic, your parents gave you the go-ahead to cross the street by yourself. The difference is that nobody stops you from figuratively waiting to get run over by a truck in the middle of the road. Only you have the power to stop yourself. No matter how bright the future seems, after being hit once or twice, crossing the street might not be as simple.

 

unsuccessfull traders

There are numerous causes for traders’ failure. Three main categories can be used to classify these motives. Unique environment 
Skill Deficit, fear
The trading environment is unique compared to all other surroundings, yet the trader is typically unaware of this. Trading seems like it should be simple to execute, and there’s also the potential to make a tonne of money in a short amount of time.
The trader will consequently raise false hopes for success.
Without the right skills, holding on to these unrealistic expectations leads to disappointment, which leads to pain, which leads to psychological harm, which leads to fear. Fear makes it hard for a trader to be logical, make deals, or understand how the markets work at their core.
Of course, it is feasible to earn money without the necessary qualifications. If the trader doesn’t have these skills, they will always lose everything they’ve made back to the markets, plus more. Fear, disappointment, anguish, and psychological harm are the outcomes.
People typically don’t know how to fix psychological harm, which prevents them from knowing how to overcome their anxiety.
We develop highly sophisticated techniques for masking our fear as a result. People in society tend to promote each other’s self-delusions, so we can get by and even succeed with a mask of confidence. However, the market has no incentive to maintain anyone’s self-delusion. Even if a trader makes every effort to hide his nervousness, his trading performance will still betray his genuine emotions.

 

Atonement course of mircles

1. Learning what it means to be a goal achieve so that you can stay the course stay positive, and focused on the task at hand  

2. Recognizing the abilities you’ll need to advance as a trader and deciding to keep your attention on honing those abilities rather than on the money, which is only a by-product of your abilities.
3. Developing your ability to adapt so that you can react more quickly to significant changes in the market environment.
4. Identifying your “risk comfort level” and learning how to increase it in a way that is consistent with your capacity to keep an impartial viewpoint of market activities.
become proficient at trading as soon as an opportunity is perceived.
Developing the ability to listen to the market and accept its judgment of what is appropriate rather than judging it based on your own personal values.
To manage how you perceive market movement, learn to organize your beliefs.
8. Mastering the art of attaining and sustaining impartiality.
Learning to detect “genuine” intuitive guidance and then acquiring the ability to consistently act on it

 

Skills

We need to acquire specific talents if we want to succeed in any activity, whether it be mental, like trade, or physical, like tennis, football, or basketball.

These skills give us the tools we need to look at, think about, and act in ways that are different from what we may be used to or what we may have been taught.

Beyond the activity’s basic mechanics, which almost everybody can learn, lies a specific way of thinking or approach that promotes brilliance.
Even so few people possess it, the thought process can be learnt.

A variety of approaches to objectives and issues are necessary for every thinking process.
These methods might be better called mental techniques or even thinking application skills.
One of these skills might be being able to predict the conditions that would lead to a common trading mistake.

 

More skills

Means stay humble and keep learning

As a trader, you can develop your skills to increase your professional proficiency to improve both your preparation and execution of your trades. Your trading account will reflect your increased proficiency in specific abilities to a greater or lesser extent. consistently

The more skilled you are at performing a particular task, the more likely it is that you will succeed in becoming a professional trader. Allowing  you to live anywhere in the world, set your own hours and rules, and give you the freedom to pursue other interests and talents. But many traders have forgotten that the point of trading was to give you more time so you could enjoy the benefits of other activities. Most importantly, remember to enjoy the process.

 

Harness your power

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