we have a topic that hits close to home for many of us: self-sabotage. It's a silent enemy that can undermine our trading journey and prevent us from achieving our goals. In this episode, we'll delve deep into understanding self-sabotage, its impact on our trading performance, and most importantly, how to overcome it.

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Today we have a topic that's crucial for all of us: trading success and how to maintain that success for continuous growth in the forex markets. So grab a notepad and get ready to take some valuable notes!

We'll be exploring the reasons why someone might consider quitting forex trading and, more importantly, how to avoid making those mistakes. So, if you're a forex trader or thinking about entering the forex market, this episode is for you!

Lazy trading routines can be a real challenge for traders. What contributes to the development of such routines? One major factor is the misconception that trading is an easy way to make quick money. Many people enter the trading world with unrealistic expectations and fail to understand the amount of dedication and effort required. Another factor is the lack of proper planning and organization. Without a solid routine or structure in place, it's easy to fall into lazy habits and make impulsive decisions.

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It is not a pleasant subject, but it is one that comes up often among Forex traders — when is it time to quit? The fact is that this is a field in which many people try, but few actually succeed. The failure rate among Forex traders is estimated to be higher than 95 percent (possibly even higher than that). Considering that, the odds are weighted heavily against you. The foreign exchange market is a tough place to cut it, and not only that, but trading can have an addicting effect on many people. There is a strong element of chance, which is always present when you trade currencies, and so for many people who have lost a lot, it becomes a gamble to try and get back on top. Many people trade for years and years without becoming profitable. When do you call it quits and move on with your life?

When traders start becoming consistently profitable for the first time, something strange often happens,

They become frustrated and disappointed!

The problem relates to the term ‘consistently profitable’. It’s usually treated as a destination to be reached rather than just another milestone in the learning process.

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Part of the issue comes from the fact that the phrase ‘becoming a consistently profitable trader’ is thrown around tirelessly as if it’s the ultimate goal for traders.

Although learning to trade can be fun for many people, it can also feel frustrating as hell. Why is that?

With most other complex skills, your development involves performing in environments that match your ability level. You start off being surrounded by beginners, then as you develop a bit further you might be up against an intermediate level and eventually you’ll be there with the other experts. That is what we talk about on this whole episode.

Most traders and people learning to trade have trading goals. That’s a good thing because goals are very important.

However, the problem in most cases is that these goals have no practical purpose other than sounding fairly motivational.

The issue comes down to how we set our goals in the first place. So on this episode ill break down an easy and effective way to make your goals mean business and achieve great things in your trading, finances, business and life in general.

Imagine you are in a trade and the result is better than you initially expected. At first you have a wave of excitement that the trade is doing so well. But then you realize “S**t what do I do next?”

Do you take your profits and run?

Scale-out? Scale-in?

Leave the trade to run some more?

You’re left feeling frustrated, rushed and may struggle to make logical decisions under pressure.

Operating under these conditions, you are significantly less likely to perform at your optimal ability. The decisions you make may be extremely different to how you would react when looking at the situation in hindsight.

So, how do we overcome this?