Conviction is built before the move, not during it.
By the time price is trending and everyone agrees, the easy part is already gone. That’s when emotions take over and discipline disappears. Real conviction comes from doing the work early, sitting through boredom, and being comfortable looking wrong for a while.
Strong hands are not loud.
They don’t panic on red days.
They don’t chase green candles.
They understand why they’re in a position, what would invalidate it, and how much they’re willing to risk. That clarity removes noise.
Most losses don’t come from bad analysis.
They come from impatience, overexposure, and reacting instead of executing.
If you find yourself checking price every minute, your position is probably too big or your thesis too weak.
Slow down.
Size properly.
Let time do the heavy lifting.
Markets reward patience far more often than speed.

