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Most traders don’t fail because their strategy is broken, they fail because they abandon it before it ever has the chance to prove itself. In this episode, we break down why the dream of getting rich quick, the clickbait promises of “90% win rates,” and the impatience of not seeing risk-reward play out over time all push traders into endlessly switching systems. Drawing on Stoic wisdom, we’ll explore how to build discipline, endure short term discomfort, and commit long enough to let your edge reveal itself.
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