What Is the Best Advice for Discipline Training?

[Byebyebtc]

This Is like one of the most difficult part of trading.. trying hard to be consistent and discipline,
I have had encounters whereby by I get so tired, so unmotivated to do anything in the chart, especially when I just recovered from losses, but with all these, things that keeps me moving is.. number one is God, number two is when I realise how far I have come, when I realise All the knowledge I have acquired, I would never want them to go to waste, these are what gets me up again to go harder and to go for more knowledge, so that All I have Been trough all I know must count.

Have this mind set as well and you will go far, more than you even think

[AYOBA]

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?

When motivation is low I think it will be a very difficult for someone to build a consistency control over themselves. Because what ever they come to do in that will not go as they want why? Is because the their motivation is low so that is why it doesn’t have vibes on what he come to do, and this is the reason the motivation is matter a lot.

The training discipline is one of the best things you can do to improve your performance in the long term to achieve your goal, when we come to the trading their sole time that the training discipline done work accept the person has knowledge on how the trading functions.

[Finestream]

Invest in yourself first and inculcate good amount of discipline so that when there are instances that require you to function as a disciplined trader, gambler, or as a plain investor, it won't be hard for you. Prioritize instilling it to yourself first and expect higher rate of success after.

And discipline does not happen in just a blink of an eye. It requires months or years before one can completely admit that he has gained high discipline training for trading or any other aspect wherein discipline is highly emphasized.

[GeorgeJohn]

What is the best advice or approach for training discipline?

The best approach for training discipline, is the one you give yourself, if you are determine in what you're doing, you give yourself a honest advice someone can't give to you.

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

A self control, is something that you can achieve through a decision taker and limitation of things you do...If your motivation is low, the only way you can skyrocket your motivation feeling's, is to look upto what you have achieved in your time, and also compare with other people, what they have achieved, especially people who is doing better than you.

Any practical tips, habits, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

  Theirs no tips that's better than the one you derived by yourself, but remember that determination is the key to success, when you're discouraged you can't achieve your objectives.

[maknyos]

Invest in yourself first and inculcate good amount of discipline so that when there are instances that require you to function as a disciplined trader, gambler, or as a plain investor, it won't be hard for you. Prioritize instilling it to yourself first and expect higher rate of success after.

And discipline does not happen in just a blink of an eye. It requires months or years before one can completely admit that he has gained high discipline training for trading or any other aspect wherein discipline is highly emphasized.

I agree with you, it's unlikely we'll develop discipline in a short time, especially if we want to apply it to something big. Start with the smallest things first, whatever they may be.
If we can already be disciplined in small things, then we can gradually apply it to bigger things, and so on.
It's easier to instill discipline from childhood, but the problem is that sometimes many of us realize our lack of discipline only after we're adults. But that's not a problem, whatever age we're aware of it, the better, although it would have been even better if we realized it sooner.

[Uruhara]

To be disciplined, I think you just need to apply risk management and money management well in your trading. And don't forget to be aware of your own emotional state. Only trade when you are in a good mood. Never trade when you can't even focus on analyzing. In other words, being disciplined is about how you control everything in a good way. And actually, no one can immediately become disciplined in trading except for a few people who may be special, because usually being disciplined requires practice, experience, and also getting used to it. Because being disciplined is also a habit in our own lives. Which usually carries over into trading as well.

[Franctoshi]

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.

You do this through your experiences. What has the market thought  of your time of trading? You start by avoiding those mistakes, being patient, and watching things play out. Observation: Study what  works and what doesn't work. Take decisions when you're supposed to, and whatever results come out, note them down.

[Asuspawer09]

Building your discipline for sure is not going to be easy at all it is just difficult for all of us, it is more doing something that you dont really want on the day that you don't really want to do it, if you wanted to build consistency want you could do is just to focus on small things that you could do, when your having low on your motivation what you could do is just to continue and just do it anyway even if you don't feel like it, what I usually do is do small thing that I do make some kind of progress, It doesn't need to be a huge improvement because if you are consistent it is going to compound overtime to the point where you are going to notice the improvement. So for me the best thing is just to do the easy task first so that you can finish something and it is going to improve your consistency because you are always committing to it.

Instead of focusing on, for example, earning a huge amount when it comes to trading what you could do is just set a low amount of goal like 10$ or something, if you are able to do it then it is a good achivement already, and then you could earn a good amount of experience on that if you do that everyday, then overtime you are going to earn 310$ which is a notiable progress already.

[Mame89]

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.

Discipline is one of the factors that contribute to success in trading, so we really need to learn it until we can apply it effectively.
IMO, the best approach to practicing trading discipline is to develop a clear trading plan and maintain consistency. This is what you should focus on not just relying on motivation.

Trading while staying focused on a written plan, such as mastering risk management, controlling emotions and regularly evaluating to ensure execution aligns with your trading plan is not just about chasing profits you need to create habits that will make you consistent, and thus you can apply discipline. Discipline can be applied if you have a goal and can remain consistent in achieving it.

[SOKO-DEKE]

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 is not that easy for some people to be disciplined in training and the reason is that training is all about prediction. Anything that we do not knowing the actually outcome of is always very hard to be disciplined about, because some people can easily be carried away by market movements.So, if someone wants to be well disciplined in trading, they need to set goals for themselves and have a clear plan to achieve those goals. For example, always have a target for every trade that is taken, and once the target is met, stop trading. By doing this, it helps one not to be carried away by market movements.

[snowpega]

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.

Well, if I have to add my own opinion on this for you, then I would say that, firstly, I am not a future trader, so I would comment accordingly. So, whenever you open a trade in spot, then firstly, you should be the person who understands the basics of TA(technical analysis) and FA(Fundamental analysis). If you do understand, then good. Then you should have the best approach for investing in any desired asset you want, and for me, it will be Bitcoin. You should know integrated tools of exchange, like stop loss filter, and if you are not winning your trade in spot, then you can hold it for more time, and if not, then you can use the stop loss filter to make yourself safe from big losses.

Just stay intact to your plan and do not prey to FOMO, FUD, or any fake news, as it will act like a trap for you, and as a result, this may lead you at such verge where you put off yourself from your own planned path. You have to control your greed, which is a very common thing when you jump into the crypto space. This is my point of view. DYOR!

[Asiska02]

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.

When there is no motivation, there is no driving force to make you want to achieve what you want, you’ll not find the reason to always push you to what you want and mostly you’ll find yourself not in the mood to learn something new and experience will become something you won’t nurtured.

When you want to learn and explore new things you’ll always find a reason to always push yourself. No one knows you better than you do, so any technique or advice that you’ll employ to become better at what you’re doing will better be known by you. You can get help outside by watching and listening to motivational quotes but taken decisive actions to achieve what you want is still left for you to take action on.

[tygeade]

If you are in this state, I've learned that it's best to do nothing and don't trade at all.

It could be odd to hear but that's the kind of decision you need to have when you're not feeling well and low spirited because you're not motivated at all.

The tendency of you to lose more money is big when you're forced to trade and your motivation is quite low.

Dedication and "getting used to it" is also a good one if you do not want to stop or can't stop. If you have traded for 3000 days in a row for example, you think it becomes hard to trade on day 3001? Of course not, it becomes the usual part of life and doesn't matter to you. I know it's very hard and very few people do it, but there are people out there with 1000+ trading back to back every single day, maybe they did take some vacation here and there, which is normal every human needs vacations, but those still trade everyday after they return.

[boyptc]

If you are in this state, I've learned that it's best to do nothing and don't trade at all.

It could be odd to hear but that's the kind of decision you need to have when you're not feeling well and low spirited because you're not motivated at all.

The tendency of you to lose more money is big when you're forced to trade and your motivation is quite low.

Dedication and "getting used to it" is also a good one if you do not want to stop or can't stop. If you have traded for 3000 days in a row for example, you think it becomes hard to trade on day 3001? Of course not, it becomes the usual part of life and doesn't matter to you. I know it's very hard and very few people do it, but there are people out there with 1000+ trading back to back every single day, maybe they did take some vacation here and there, which is normal every human needs vacations, but those still trade everyday after they return.

I agree, getting used to it is making the trades easier for them.

Can take some vacation anytime they wish to and then going back anytime when they're prepared and ready to do it.

They have the discipline to trade and from that many trades they've done, it has taught them a lot already that gives them the idea on how to trade correctly.

[Kelvinid]

If you aim to achieve discipline with trading, develop discipline within yourself first, because it will be easier to apply in other aspect or field once discipline is already highly established within yourself.

Next, set your own plans and goals in trading, as well as the positive attitudes that are essential for successful trading. In order to be disciplined, just stick to them and never break them, or create new plans and goals that will distract your focus and goals.

You will never know that disciplined has already well developed deep within you, as long as you keep working on it by not breaking the rules in trading, and by not letting your emotions control your trades that will make trade indisciplined.

[Vaculin]

The way to create discipline while trading is to set clear intentions and goals why you enter trading. You don't just trade because others are trading too, but the main reason is most likely you want to make profits with trading like those successful traders are now enjoying.

Second, just take small but consistent steps. Discipline does not develop overnight, but you have to work on it everyday to achieve success and your goals in trading.

Lastly, take responsibility of your own decisions and actions you perform while trading. You have full control of your words and emotions when trading, so always manage them and take full responsibility.