LB bounced one this via one of the recent MP graduates.
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Process-Oriented trading is proven to be a winner but one of the hardest disciplines to follow religiously.
Agreed. The challenge is developing appropriate reflective habits to reinforce/reward the appropriate behaviors,even ones that result in a loss. One difficulty I have had is that losing trades are easy avoid looking at and ignoring so as to avoid the discomfort of perceived failure. When I do this for a losing trade that was appropriately taken and managed, I also avoid reflecting on and rewarding those actions/processes that were correct, regardless of outcome.
Going the other way with winning trades, the act of deflecting reinforcement/reward from yourself personally for the outcome of the win, and instead reflecting on the proper execution of process requires letting go of the ego to a degree that is uncommon.
To a large part this is why I tend to inadvertently reinforce and perpetuate unsuccessful behavior patterns. I think this can be made worse when your personal ego needs are not being met in other areas of your life.and you try and prop them up with trading.
Tye