3 ways to massively boost your confidence when entering and exiting a trade

Michael Esther
06-22

3 ways to massively boost your confidence when entering and exiting a trade (bookmark so you can review it)

1. backtest to see if you had taken your SET-UPS perfectly what would happen

2. review your trading decisions (ex: you didnt take your A+ set up today ask why?)

3. every loss or bad trade you took or didnt take write the mistakes down and focus on learning from it instead of feeling like crap you didnt do well.

Change the way you think: trading your system vs trying to be right. This will change your results in trading and here's why:

Most people get into trading chasing excitement — the quick wins, the rush of being right, that little ego boost that makes you feel like a genius. But that never lasts. It’s addicting, sure, but it burns out fast.

Trading isn’t a casino, and if you treat it like one, you’re not gonna make it.

The ones who actually win long-term? They fall in love with the boring stuff — the routines, the rules, the discipline. They don’t care about being right every time, they care about sticking to the plan, managing risk, staying steady.

Same thing in life.

Success doesn’t come from chasing highs. It comes from showing up when it’s boring, staying focused when there’s nothing flashy going on, and building structure when most people just want freedom.

You start to realize — people who learn to enjoy boredom? They win.

Because dopamine is short-term. Discipline?

That pays you forever.

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