Three core principles
Self-discipline
Do what is right,
even when it is difficult.
Emotional control
A calmer mind leads
to better decisions.
Mental flexibility
Adapt, change your mind,
and stay open to new information.
25concise chapters
- Why Trading Is So Difficult
- The Trader and the Market
- Knowing Is Not Doing
- What Discipline Means
- When Rules Become Difficult
- The Seduction of the Exception
- Discipline When You’re Winning
- Building Behavioral Consistency
- Money Changes the Mind
- Fear
- Greed and the Desire for More
- Anger, Frustration, and Revenge
- Euphoria
- Emotional Control
- The Need to Be Right
- Commitment Changes Perception
- Hope and the Losing Position
- Changing Your Mind With Confidence
- Flowing With the Market
- One Trade, Three Battles
- When the Trader Breaks Down
- The Reset
- Training the Trader
- Consistency
- The Mature Trader
Discipline keeps you in the game, emotional control keeps you clear,
and the ability to change your mind keeps you funded.
