Everyone has their own trading preferences, systems and psychology, however, one thing we can probably learn from each other, is the question we ask ourselves before we enter a trade. What is the question you ask yourself before you enter each trade?
For me, it’s a good mix of lessons I have learnt over time and after filtering through all the marketing hype and what not, all boiled down to this question:
“If I enter this trade, am I confident enough to not modify the system I have during live price action?”
A system that has an edge will bring about a winning ratio that is above 50% over time, which means losses are inevitable. If I am confident enough with my system, I will not modify the trade details because I know over time I have done enough back-testing to know that I will be profitable at the end of the trading period.
But if I entered a trade that I’m not confident enough, caving in to the “what if” thought that lingers in the mind and start tweaking the trade orders as and when I feel like it, this is no longer a trading system, but a gambling mindset that has no proper statistical data to comprehend actual profitability.
That’s coming from my own experience, would love to hear other questions from the community! 
SIA
And would definitely require a certain level of discipline that I’m afraid I still struggle to maintain. 
For me though, although it might be the wrong mindset, I think about surrender. 
I’m sure there will be interesting perspectives! 