I know it takes time, effort, discipline, patience, focus, and exclusion of other pursuits before you can start to develop a winning mindset. It took me 16 months just to be able open the window to look out at what’s possible in this space. But now that I am here, I try to embody my rules and strategy to the fullest extent. I am here to win. Anything less is amature. Anything less will lose. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPWteNLCEkd/?igsh=YjZ3bGhrcWMwY3V2

I have had 10 Profitable trading sessions in a row. And even though the amount earned feels insignificant, I remind myself that this is progress, and the older version of myself would be amazed at where I am now compared to just 6 months ago. Trust in your process, and always show up in the morning to WIN! 🤩

It's not fun making this video.....But I need to be open and honest when I make mistakes! The best thing you can do for yourself is to be honest and take away the correct lesson from your shortcomings. For me, the main lesson is that I need consistent, high-quality sleep each day before trading, so that I am sharp and ready to win. This was not me this morning, and that lack of focus spilled over into the Money and Risk Management plans... a double fail! If you miss your shot, take the loss! Live to trade another day!

This morning’s session started with low volume—and that immediately shaped my mindset. I wasn’t coming in with an aggressive “winning” attitude because I expected the market to be subdued. Instead, I aligned my internal clock with the environment the market was giving me—and that alignment paid off. ✅ On a normal trading day, when volume and price action are steady, your mindset should shift. That’s when you come in prepared to win—taking trades with calculated risk, expected reward, and following solid risk management principles. 📊 Later in the day, I tuned in for the Fed report. But this time, my mindset was completely different: I wasn’t there to trade—I was there to learn. By focusing on observation rather than forcing trades, I was able to watch the market comfortably and stress-free. No pressure, no overtrading. Just watching how price reacted at all-time highs depending on whether rates were cut, held, or adjusted further. 💡 The lesson: Mindset drives your trading session. - Be aware of the mindset you’re bringing in. - If you’re not in a “winning” mindset, that’s okay—but don’t expect peak performance. - Discipline and consistency come from sticking to your system, sizing risk appropriately, and managing trades according to your strategy and the day’s volatility. At the end of the day, always remember:👉 Your mindset is your edge.