Justin Wise
@crackingcrypto
Happy Wednesday, friends! Today, I want to discuss the discipline necessary to consistently succeed in this market. 🧵
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Justin Wise
@crackingcrypto
It’s Wednesday morning, and I’ve been up since 5 am. I’ve worked out, showered, breakfasted, cared for my kid, and am already about an hour into my work day. I have a clear idea of what capital rotations I will make and what trades I’m considering putting on, and I’ve consumed my morning data.
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Justin Wise
@crackingcrypto
I don’t tell you this to toot my own horn. I’m showing you an example of what efficiency looks like, of what discipline looks like. Many mornings, I just want to stay in bed, not hit the weights, not hit the charts, and not read another newsletter. I don’t get out of bed because I want to but because I’ve made it a moral imperative.
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Justin Wise
@crackingcrypto
That was the trick to re-wiring my brain. Focus less on being “disciplined” and instead, make self-improvement and being consistent a moral issue for myself. That seemed to do the trick for me, as I have had a long history of battling depression and apathy.
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Justin Wise
@crackingcrypto
There’s no such thing as overnight success (at least long-lasting). Consistent results come from consistent inputs. You have to put in the work to be successful. I don’t find a trade every day, hell, most days. But the fact that I put in the time in front of my computer every day means that when an opportunity does come in front of me, I’m prepared to act on it with conviction.
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Justin Wise
@crackingcrypto
We’ll talk about conviction in tomorrow’s newsletter, but for today, let’s stick to discipline.
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