Every weekend, I watch videos of my losing and winning trades. Then I splice/crop them into study categories. For example, in my collection I have spliced videos of only flag formations, and I also have a collection of videos of ORB.
Trading the same stock daily has helped me to speed-up my learning by eliminating variables. As a result, my accuracy of entering has increased. For example, I've traded AMD almost everyday since June. Since I'm familiar with this stock, I can almost time my entries just before the breakout. I would keep an eye out on the volume, daily support & resistance levels, and price confirmation on the tape (Level II/T&S).
Although I can time my trade entries most of the time, sometimes the stock can breakout in the opposite direction or do nothing at all. From experience, I noticed that laughing at myself has helped me to ease my tension because it reminds me that sometimes price-action is just random.