Episode #406
Use simple, consistent routines as scaffolding for emotional stability; pick a few that work (e.g., standard meals, TM when overwhelmed, cold exposure, and daily walking).
Treat failure as data: define it clearly, run post-mortems, and extract lessons (e.g., prioritize terms over price; you don’t need to recoup losses in the same way you lost them).
Ask ambitious forcing questions (10x gains, 90% worry reduction) and actively seek disconfirming feedback; pair this with 80/20 analysis and fear-setting to choose targets and act.
Routines equal sanity.
They view failure as feedback.
You don't need to make money back in the same asset class or the same way that you lost it.
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