What Is the Best Advice for Discipline Training?

[rachael9385]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?
How do you build consistency and self-control over time, especially when motivation is low?
Any practical tips, habits, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

if you have a good trading strategy you don't really need to think about motivating yourself because you know that even though you might be losing you are still going to recover and also be able to make profit. One thing that would help you as a trader is to stick to one strategy instead of fixing your attention om different ones.this is something that is going to help you in the long run

[Webetcoins]

if you have a good trading strategy you don't really need to think about motivating yourself because you know that even though you might be losing you are still going to recover and also be able to make profit. One thing that would help you as a trader is to stick to one strategy instead of fixing your attention om different ones.this is something that is going to help you in the long run

Theoretically yep, you're right. But when you actually experience losses, it's impossible to keep your head stable. Emotions are going to overwhelm you at some point and frankly speaking, sometimes they help you for good. If you are working on a bad strategy and nothing hurts you, slowly you will burn your entire bankroll.

Doing the right thing in the wrong way is better than doing the wrong thing the right way. Driving to the best of your ability on the wrong path will not lead you anywhere . So, if you are having losses and it's happening regularly, it's not a bad idea to revisit your strategy and adapt it, change it, or just stop it right away. Call it sunk cost and find something else.

[joeperry]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?
How do you build consistency and self-control over time, especially when motivation is low?
Any practical tips, habits, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

It's best for you to discover what works for you, personally I have this kind of problem, I can't have self control and my emotion took over my position. So what I do is analyze the market and make my strategy and of course you should have stop loss and target profit and once the setup is done and you have an open position, avoid looking at it for couple of hours (depends on your time frame) and leave it, probably play some games, take a walk outside, go to the gym or sleep and after the day ends or a couple of hours have passed, that's the only time I'm checking my position and in that way I don't let my emotion took over my trades because sometimes I sell my position early or not following my stop loss and ended up liquidating my position.

Not sure if this could work for you but just wanted to share it just in case.

[Royal Cap]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?

I feel like the best way to learn discipline is to start small, setting big goals at the beginning can often be too much. Sticking to a small habit at the same time everyday can gradually become a habit. Personally I believe a set routine and being honest with yourself is the best, Some people believe that self control is pushing yourself, but for me self control is knowing your limits and taking it slow.

[Cgrexp]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?
How do you build consistency and self-control over time, especially when motivation is low?
Any practical tips, habits, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

No one can develop trading discipline in a day, for this one has to go through the process of mentality and behavior over time. In this case, one has to keep an eye on following the rules. Discipline helps to move forward, but it is not right to make trading a habit. Having financial and risk management is important because when a trader takes risks within his or her limits, emotions are under control. Trading skills have to be mastered over time, just as it is not something that can be mastered in a day, it is not a way to get rich in a day. Losing discipline and expecting too much leads to big losses in trading. Therefore, it is better to be disciplined by understanding your own capabilities, limitations, patience and progress. .

[shawonngp]

We can offer you a lot of advice that may seem very easy to follow, but people are often slaves to habits. So, if you want, you can control yourself; however, it is not possible overnight. Long-term persistence is needed. In crypto trading, you must control your emotions so that you do not make wrong decisions due to excitement, which is likely to cause you significant losses. You must first learn that success will come even if it is late. If you research the market, you can identify the good and bad times of the market. Knowing when to take an entry and when to exit can help you make a successful trade.

[barbara44]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?
How do you build consistency and self-control over time, especially when motivation is low?
Any practical tips, habits, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

I'd say experience, because nothing teaches you more or builds more discipline than having good and bad trades and experiencing it yourself with real money involved. You can have the same experience with a demo account but it does not teach anywhere close to what real trading experience does.

You need to have perseverance. If the initial losses are affecting you, you should find something else or perhaps lower your trading amounts.

Consider it just like any other course/degree in the market. You have to spend time and risk some money to learn and it will not happen overnight. Trading isn't what some YouTube shorts and Instagram reels make you feel. Remember there are no free lunches in this world.

[Jegileman]

How do you build consistency and self-control over time, especially when motivation is low?

Those who have self-control doesn't need motivation at first place and those who lack self-control should first work on their emotions to be better at self-control and also to improve their self-discipline. It takes time to discipline yourself as a trader but once you're disciplined then it won't be hard for you to make profit in trading.

Being disciplined as a trader is a very good step to making your trading journey easier and faster. The whole process needs you to be very dedicated, confident in yourself. Motivation is a good one to keep you gingered in the process but when you lack it, it doesn’t stop you from achieving your goals. Being disciplined is a very great and powerful step towards making a successful trading journey.

[Rruchi man]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?

Keep in mind the times you were undisciplined and what it cost you. If you can always remember it, you will prioritize discipline.

How do you build consistency and self-control over time, especially when motivation is low?

Many people will think they need motivation and will be looking for a way to stay permanently motivated, but they miss it. You don't need motivation, except to start. Motivation does not build consistency; discipline does. Motivation will not keep you in control; discipline will. You don't need motivation; you need discipline.

[puloweh555]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?
How do you build consistency and self-control over time, especially when motivation is low?
Any practical tips, habits, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

Everyone has their own unique method or style for cultivating discipline, but the most important thing is to view trading as a risky activity that automatically impacts your mental state. Therefore you must have a strong mentality in trading. If you take it lightly and are inconsistent your trading will be unsuccessful.

Learn discipline in trading. The first thing you need to do is love patience. If you're trading excessively or overtrading and lack discipline you must change your mindset to love patience and waiting. Discipline can be created when you consistently execute and make these habits. By mastering the market, gaining knowledge, managing risk, controlling emotions, and having a goal in your trading you will have mastered discipline.

[jaberwock]

We can offer you a lot of advice that may seem very easy to follow, but people are often slaves to habits. So, if you want, you can control yourself; however, it is not possible overnight. Long-term persistence is needed. In crypto trading, you must control your emotions so that you do not make wrong decisions due to excitement, which is likely to cause you significant losses. You must first learn that success will come even if it is late. If you research the market, you can identify the good and bad times of the market. Knowing when to take an entry and when to exit can help you make a successful trade.

This is the sad truth, isn't it? So many people can find so many ways that they can do better and yet they are too habitual and they fixate on whatever they do and hard time to change. I wish people would trade and invest the same way because there are good ways to do it and yet a lot of different people do different ways and lose money.

Most of the traders lose money and only the top takes that money from them, because the top can do the right thing consistently without emotions or fear, whereas most people just end up losing money because they fear or get out of the method they should be trading because of some reason. If you can find the good way to do this by studying, and then keep doing that every single time, with no emotions, then you will profit.

[Achalugo BTC]

There isn't any low motivation. If it isn't worth having, why start?

Practice, Practice, Practice. Practice until it hurts, and then Practice more.

I mean, that's what doctors do to you. They even call it a Practice, because they are Practicing on you. Does anybody understand that they don't really know what they are doing, because they need to keep Practicing?

As far as its for their own good, people should never stop crying, even though the turn out are not up to your expectations.
But its important to keep it going by learning the more, either they make more research to make sure their learning aspect are intact and should also be learning from those who are more experienced than them, as it will support them by making things more easier for them, in order to keep their journey going.

[Maslate]

To gain discipline, one must trade properly and accordingly, and won't rush into trading blindly and expect quick and instant profits. However, new traders are becoming so uncontrollable because they create their own rules in trading, instead of trying to instill discipline, they resort becoming gamblers in the long run.

So the best advice for me, never start trading if you are not knowledgeable enough. Skills can be developed, but trading without sufficient knowledge is a red flag when trading.