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You need to get comfortable with the idea of setting your money on fire. After 14 years and managing 20 funded accounts, I can tell you that the most dangerous trader isn't the one who loses often—it's the one who refuses to lose at all.

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📖 About This Video
There is a disease in the trading community: the obsession with being right. In this video, we dismantle the "Break-Even Fallacy" and reframe trading psychology to view losses as the "cost of goods sold." Just like a coffee shop pays for beans and milk, a professional trader pays the market a small fee (a hard stop) to find out if a trend is real.

Whether you are trading NQ futures or working toward an Apex Trader Funding payout, you must stop treating your P&L like a scoreboard of your self-worth and start treating it like a business ledger. I break down my three-step operating procedure for risk management: why hard stops are non-negotiable, how to standardize your "R" (risk units) to remove emotion, and how to perform a post-mortem audit. In futures trading, a disciplined loss is a win. Embrace the small loss—it is the only thing standing between you and financial ruin.

⏳ Timestamps
0:00 - Get Comfortable with Setting Money on Fire
0:15 - The Most Dangerous Type of Trader
0:29 - The "Kindergarten Conditioning" Trap
0:54 - The Break-Even Fallacy Explained
1:02 - Reframing Losses: The Coffee Shop Analogy
1:49 - Stop Treating P&L Like a Scoreboard
1:53 - Step 1: The Non-Negotiable Hard Stop
2:11 - Step 2: Standardizing Your "R" (Risk Units)
2:29 - Step 3: The Post-Mortem Audit
2:45 - Why the Market is a Ruthless Teacher

⚠️ Important Disclosures
Results Disclosure: When I refer to being a "7-Figure Funded Trader," this refers to the aggregate maximum capital allocation across multiple Prop Firm evaluation accounts (such as my 20x 100k accounts). These accounts are typically simulated environments where traders are compensated based on performance. Performance in a simulated environment does not guarantee success in live market conditions.

Transparency Note: I am an affiliate for Apex Trader Funding. I use their platform for my 20 funded accounts because I believe it’s the best fit for my strategy. If you use my link, I may earn a commission at no extra cost to you, which helps support the channel and the free content I provide.

General Disclaimer: The information provided in this video is for educational and informational purposes only. It is not intended as financial or investment advice, and I am not a licensed financial advisor. Trading and investing involve risk, and you should only trade with money you can afford to lose. Always do your own research and consult with a qualified professional before making financial decisions.

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