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Short breakdowns of the most common reasons traders fail—covering prop firm resets, emotional trading, and inconsistency in execution.
These insights are designed to help you identify what’s actually holding you back and how to fix it.
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Start Here – If You Keep Resetting Prop Firm Accounts
Are you new to futures trading and wondering how it actually works?
In this beginner-friendly video, I break down what futures trading is, how it works, and why most new traders end up blowing their accounts early.
In this video, we break down the emotional cycle that keeps many futures traders stuck:
Passing evaluations, trading too aggressively, revenge trading, blowing accounts, paying for resets, and repeating the same mistakes over and over again.
Most traders think passing a prop firm evaluation is the hard part…
It’s not. The real challenge is staying funded.
Stop the cycle of prop firm resets and start trading with professional structure.
If you're thinking about resetting your prop firm account, watch this first.
In this breakdown, you’ll learn the 5 most common reasons traders fail prop firm evaluations—and what actually needs to change to fix them.
Blowing a prop firm account is frustrating—but what’s even more frustrating is repeating the exact same cycle over and over again.
Emotional Trading & Tilt
Most traders don’t blow accounts because of a bad strategy…
They blow them in one moment—when they start trading on tilt.
Most traders don’t fail because of their strategy…
They fail because they can’t follow their own rules.
If you’ve ever moved a stop loss, overtraded, or taken a revenge trade—you already know how frustrating this cycle can be.
Start your trading day the right way. Before the market opens.
You’re not failing because of your strategy. Most traders make the same mistake—and it’s costing them consistency, confidence, and profits.
Why Traders Fail (Even With Good Strategies)
Most traders think they’re losing because they need a better strategy.
But the truth is… many traders already have a strategy good enough to win.
Consistency & One Contract Trading
Most traders think they need a better strategy…
But the truth is, better results usually come from fixing your process.
Why Every Trader Should Track Their Trades
(Free Trade Tracker)
Most traders focus on finding better entries, indicators, or setups—but ignore one of the most important parts of becoming consistently profitable: tracking their trades.
If you’re stuck in cycles of inconsistency, resets, or emotional trading, here’s the structured approach that ties everything together.
A Trader's Execution & Discipline Journal:
A Daily Trading Review & Reflection Workbook
A Trader’s Execution & Discipline Journal is a structured performance workbook designed to help traders improve discipline, emotional control, and decision-making in live markets.
Unlike traditional trading journals that focus primarily on entries, exits, and statistics, this journal is centered on execution quality and behavioral consistency.
It provides a simple daily framework:
• Before trading: assess market conditions and determine whether they align with your edge
• During trading: record setup quality and execution behavior
• After trading: reflect on decisions, discipline, and emotional state
The goal is not simply to track performance metrics, but to build awareness around behavior — helping reduce impulsive decisions, avoid emotional trading, and develop long-term consistency.
At its core, this journal is designed to help traders shift from reactive decision-making toward disciplined execution through structured self-review.
Created for traders who understand that long-term success comes from behavior, not just strategy.
Trade less emotionally.
Execute more intentionally.
Improve through review.
After The Bell:
Trader's Reset Journal
AFTER THE BELL – Trader’s Reset Journal is a clean, minimal workspace designed to help traders step away from the market and process the trading day with clarity.
Trading doesn’t end when the session closes—it ends when your mind is reset.
This journal gives you a structured space to reflect on your decisions, release emotional pressure, and identify patterns that impact your performance over time.
It is not about perfection. It is about awareness, discipline, and improvement.
Inside you can:
review your trades and decisions honestly
offload frustration, stress, or overthinking from the day
identify recurring mistakes and behavioral patterns
reset your mindset before the next trading session
Use it after the market closes as part of your daily routine. No rules. No pressure. Just a place to clear your head and return to the next day focused.
Learn from the day, then leave it behind.
The amygdala hack - for traders
Most trading problems don’t come from strategy.
They come from the brain.
More specifically, from a small part of it called the Amygdala.
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