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1. Intensity is taken for progress🦉
Maximum pace, strict self-control, and working to exhaustion may seem like discipline, but in reality, they are disguised impatience and fear of missing out.
2. They change tools instead of changing their mindset💱
Not achieving the desired results, they seek new tools, indicators, or strategies, while stubbornly ignoring the analysis of their own mistakes.
3. They form the 'final version of themselves as a trader' too early👑
They choose a convenient strategy early on and get used to a certain role, trying to fit the market into it. But the market changes, and those who are not ready to adapt lose relevance quickly.
4. They live in extremes🚩
Either perfect self-discipline or a breakdown. They do not know how to remain effective in intermediate states where control does not require constant pressure on themselves.
5. They fear the phase of uncertainty🐦⬛️
They need to find a ready answer to 'how to trade correctly' as soon as possible. Any gray area is perceived as a threat rather than a natural part of the journey. Therefore, they rush to make decisions just to avoid staying in the land of questions.
6. They cling to outdated beliefs🐢
When new facts emerge that do not fit their previous understanding, they prefer to deny reality or seek confirmation of their old beliefs.
7. They take effort as a result⚔️
They are convinced that success is proportional to the effort expended. Instead of seeking simple and effective solutions, they complicate the process and drown in excessive activity.
📌If your results do not satisfy you, it is time to step out of the comfort zone of familiar solutions
