One good deal.

Our past experiences often determine what we do in the present.

A common cause of negative results is projecting past losses onto current trading.

You need to benefit from mistakes, but the monetary losses that this mistake entailed should remain “overboard.”

Promise yourself that if after a stop loss you want to open a trade to “beat it off”, you will close the chart and return to trading when you accept the loss.

You need to stop being so obsessed with the overall results of your trade and give 100% of your attention and patience to the trade at hand.

Your focus should be on “one good deal at a time.”

This means complete mental isolation from any money experience: both positive and negative.

Your goal should not be to “earn” or “not to lose,” but to find the best setup for opening a position.