You know the right things to do.
Wait for confirmation.
Follow your plan.
Risk only what you can afford to lose.
Close the trade when your stop loss is hit.
But you don’t do them
Instead, you take the trade you already know you shouldn’t.
You increase your lot size even though you promised you wouldn’t.
You move your stop loss because you think the market will come back.
Before you clicked the button, you already knew it was the wrong decision.
Yet somehow, you still expect a positive result.
Trading doesn’t reward you based on what you expect.
It rewards disciplined execution.
You can’t repeatedly ignore the right process and expect the right outcome.