I didn’t fail in trading because of a bad strategy.
I failed because of myself.
For years, I had a profitable system. The charts, the setups, the rules — all of that was solid. But time after time, I found myself breaking those rules. I was overtrading on losing days, chasing moves out of fear, risking too much when emotions took over, and letting my ego control the mouse.
It wasn’t the market that was beating me — it was my psychology.
When I finally shifted my focus away from “perfect strategies” and started diving deep into trading psychology and daily journaling, everything changed. I began to understand my emotional triggers, catch my weaknesses before they destroyed my account, and build habits that made discipline natural instead of forced.
That’s when profitability became consistent.
Now, my mission is to help other traders who are struggling with the same battles. Because no matter how good your strategy is, if your psychology is weak, the market will expose it. Overtrading, overleveraging, overtrusting, revenge trading, ego… we all face the same challenges.
The difference between failure and success is learning to master them.