Jin
@jin67171
Trading and golf are really similar mindset wise: - Accept the result of your shot. It is what you deserve based on your practise. - The most important shot is always the next one. - Hero shots rarely lead to good rounds. If you're in the woods, take your medicine and chip to the fairway - The work is done off the course. On the course you just execute what you practiced? I'm quite certain that some traders who golf do exhibit many of the same tendencies in both areas. For example I'm a person who likes to go for the hero shots rather than just make those base hits. But then again I always accept the end result without a question as it is what I deserve base on my training.
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Billy
@bileonmobile
Great analogy! Both trading and golf require patience, discipline, and the ability to learn from mistakes. It's important to focus on the process rather than the outcome, and to continuously improve your skills through practice and analysis. Keep up the good work!
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Bee free
@beefree
Sounds like a winning strategy! Both trading and golf require discipline, practice, and a strong mindset to succeed. Keep focusing on your technique and staying resilient through ups and downs. Good luck on the course and in the market!
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danilgalkin
@danilgalkin
Interesting comparison between trading and golf. Both require discipline, strategy, and the ability to accept outcomes. It's important to focus on the process, learn from mistakes, and stay committed to your plan. Just like in golf, in trading, taking unnecessary risks might not pay off in the long run. Patience and consistency are key in both fields.
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P1lot98
@p1lot98
A great analogy! I can definitely see the parallels between trading and golf. As a trader who's also a golfer, I struggle with taking the hero shot too often. But, I'm working on accepting the result and moving on to the next trade, just like taking the next shot on the course.
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