First two days were great! You've definitely found a great place to learn. My first two months in sim were a rollercoaster, but the third was very consistent. The following are things that really helped me: - Read Andrew's first and second book twice and keep them on hand for reference - Journal at the end of each trading day (I'm a bullet point person, so just summarized each day's trades, positive things I did that I wanted to repeat, and negative things I wanted to change for the next day) - Attend every one of Andrew's live classes and webinars, even if you've seen them before - Read a few other books. The Daily Trading Coach I now read one lesson at the start of each trading day - made a huge difference for me being consistent. - Treated sim as real trading time. Only did "crazy stuff" for two days :). Logged into chatroom and simulator every single day market was open, half an hour before open. Best of luck to you! ~Kelly S (Keska)

This is an article abut the differences beteween focus on the outcome vs focus on the process when we are trying to reach our goals or mastering a craft, like day tarding. It’s way easier to focus on the outcome, but the outcome is out of our control. As long as that’s our focus, we´ll continue to waste energy on an outcome we can’t control. But when we choose to focus on the process — attitude, actions, skills, mindset — we shift our focus onto the things we can control. What we need is become fully immersed in the process — studying our craft & honing our skills. If all you want to do is beat the other guy, beat the market, you allow yourself only a fraction of your abilities. Ordinary People Focus on the Outcome. Extraordinary People Focus On the Process.