Show Notes

We all can probably remember a time early in our life when we were standing on the edge of a pool or a boat dock and being encouraged to jump in.

We waited and waited and sometimes never jumped in or maybe we jumped in immediately. Those same feelings are still with us today when we trade.

The world around us has a way of instilling indecisiveness in executing trades or exiting trades. If we have developed a proven process of risk management, money management and a strategy that has been tested and used in practice, then the final step is to believe in what we have and jump in.

It does not matter whether we land properly or not.

The most important aspect is to jump in and know that all of our diligent practice will pay off if we continue to stay with our proven process and let the law of averages work for us over the course of our many trades.