@CryptoSplashBro⚡

over the next 3 months, i will work on coming back into peak trading form we've definitely had our seasons, but i know my current performance is very mediocre here are my set of rules that i will try my hardest to follow. we'll put it in poker format: fold — only play the good hands. be patient and you will be rewarded. you do not need to be in every trade, every coin, every market take risk without all the data — even with the best hands, you can still lose. but that's the beauty of the game. grab as much info as you can, make the best decision possible, and make a move. be proud of how you played, not the result bet size — no need to go all in every hand. slowly build the stack up over time and minimize drawdowns. understand what your "big blind" amount is and stick to it go all in — on the path to winning, you need to take chances. this inevitably means you will lose at times. it is a part of the journey. just make sure when you decide to push in the chips, your percentage of winning is high. and all in doesnt actually mean "all in." just means a big bet calm the mind — stay neutral throughout. through the losses, through the wins. stay even keeled. don't let one hand affect how you play the next one stick to your systems — yes, lean into that beautiful gut and trust the muscle memory of being a good player. however, there is no need to rush winning. you can steadily stack over time. again, be patient know when to play — not every table is worth sitting at. not every market is your market. sometimes the best trade is no trade at all. wait until the game comes to you don't chase — once the hand is over, it's over. don't try to win it back immediately. there will always be another hand study the hands — wins and losses are both information. review what you did right, what you did wrong, and whether the outcome came from a good decision or just good luck the goal isn't to win every hand it's to stay in the game long enough, play the right hands well, and steadily build the stack let's win