šš« "I used to spend endless hours trading⦠yet still wasnāt winning."
That was me not long agoāglued to the screen, chasing every move, opening trades just for the sake of it.
But hereās the truth I had to learn the hard way:
The more I traded, the more I lost.
It wasnāt about lacking skills.
The real problem? Overtrading.
I was emotionally exhausted, trading without a plan, thinking more screen time would magically lead to better results.
Hereās what turned it all around for me:
āļø I limited my trading to just 2ā3 hours a dayāmainly during the New York session (8:30 AM to 12 PM EST) and sometimes London (3 AM to 7 AM EST).
āļø I stopped chasing every candle and began approaching trades like a sniperāwith precision and purpose.
āļø I started my day with 30 minutes of prep: marking key levels, setting alerts, and mentally visualizing my setups.
āļø After each session, I took 20 minutes to journal my tradesāwhat worked, what didnāt, and how I felt.
āļø Most importantly, I stopped forcing trades.
Some days I donāt trade at allāand thatās fine. Because discipline has paid me more than FOMO ever did.
If youāre going through this too:
Donāt let burnout take over.
Build a routine. Protect your energy. Trade with intentionānot desperation.
You donāt need more trades.
You need better ones.
Less time. More focus. Stronger results.
Thatās how real growth happens.
š QUALITY OVER QUANTITYāKnow the difference.