I'm not a marketer or a sales man. I have absolutely zero desire to try and convince anyone that learning how I trade is worth paying for over - or instead of - anyone else's.

What I do promote is having a process. For me and how I trade, I post examples. It works - for me. It's worked for others. And still others found it didn't work for them. You'll find the exact same with any process - no 'holy grails'.

Most that really "can't" do any process is either unable to let go of baggage from previous trading, or unable to buckle down and focus. All processes require discipline and patience. And that's patience to learn it, then patience to implement it.

I have seen many processes that I absolutely loved - I could see their benefit and the end results were incredible. But it didn't matter at all. I couldn't trade them. Risk too high or moving - targets set in stone - size needed to be really profitable. Just not for me.

Doesn't take away from the process. Just didn't fit who I am as a trader.

The key is - process matters. Rain, snow, sleet, or "oh, hail that's some high volatility" - process matters. But it needs to fit who you are.

Be that mine, someone else's, a combination of 2 or more you're looking at, or something you've developed yourself.

Keep it as simple as possible. Keep risk management #1. And keep on keepin' on.

One trade, one day, one week at a time.

And win, lose, or draw - #next is all that matters.