Trade the chart setup, not the P&L number. Emotional control depends on comfortable risk levels.

like, hey, if everything blows up and I'm completely wrong, I lose $10,000. If you're comfortable with that amount, then it should be easier to hold that trade to target. Really what it comes to is trading the chart and the setup, saying, hey, this is a good trade. Here's why versus trading your P&L, which I think is the biggest trap early on for people. You're trading the number on the screen. You're not trading the setup. You mark up the setup, you enter the trade, and then you forget the chart completely, and you're just watching that number go up and down, and that's really where that emotional regulation, that risk management comes into play. Can you actually let this idea play out for good or bad?