On the off chance that your mind translates it as a reminder, your critical thinking abilities are initiated. Ordinarily, you'd attempt to make sense of what occurred and what are the potential factors that caused the undesired impact. During the following choice, your consideration uplifts and you may set aside a more drawn out effort to finish up what you ought to do, a wonder is known as "post-blunder easing back".
Thinking abilities.
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You nailed it! This is why, now I always open my trading chart after 15-20 minutes meditation; it helps me a lot to build a better version of brain.
Sometimes your previous experience is good for you, and if you do not get into the most pleasant situation again, you find a way out of it much faster. But this does not always happen. Sometimes even the fact that you make the same mistake many times does not make you better. For example, emotions. After all, each of us knows that you need to trade calmly and do not let yourself get nervous. But every time you see that something goes wrong, you worry and sometimes you don't even know what to do at the next stage. Of course, sometimes you manage to cope with this situation at once, but sometimes you don't. I think it's okay and we're all human. Everyone feels emotions that are hard to call positive. How to fight it? To be honest, I don't know, I think you just have to accept it. And constantly work on yourself.
Thinking ability of a trader should no doubt be beyond and out of box but along with that there are some key skills added to it which is required to become a good trader. Key skills for traders according to me is Confidence, Numerical skills, IT skills, Communication skills, Financial markets Analytical skills, Interpersonal skills and Team working skills.
I'm not the person you quoted but I personally meditate regularly and it is really helpful. What I like about it is that it doesn't just have a short-term effect, it also helps you learn better control and mindfulness on the long run.
Hey, I have also started meditating recently. I meditate before sleeping in the night. At what time you prefer meditating?
It changes. I like meditating before falling asleep as well, it helps me sleep better, but if I can find the time in the morning or during the day, I like that too.
