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Trading has too many moving parts. Entry, exit, stops, targets, scaling, hold or fold, how many trades, breakout or mean reversion. When you're in a drawdown, it all turns to noise.
So here's one drill to cut through it. Strip out the variables and answer a single question.
It won't fix everything. But it gets you off the back foot and gives you something to work with instead of just bleeding.
Have a listen and see if it's right for you.
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