Remember that one time you were “this close” to finishing something

And then... you didn't?

Maybe it was a diet, a project or even a video game

My point is….

…Your brain does the same thing when you're close to a funded payout.

That’s why you see traders who are up 60% on the road to their 80% target, blow up their account before they get paid

That’s not bad luck. It’s psychology

And in this email I’ll be sharing with you the non-negotiables that has allowed me to overcome ti and keep my account funded

#1: Stop confusing "close" With "safe"

Passing evaluation is 20% of the battle. 

Treat your funded account like Day 1 again. 

Lower your position size. The new rules are different… act like it.

#2: Overconfidence has never managed risk

Your position size during evaluation was set for a reason. 

Keep it. 

For the first 30 days, don't size up. Once you've proven you can follow drawdown rules under pressure, then think about incrementally increasing.

#3: Stop Measuring The "Finish Line" Wrong

One payout means nothing if you blow it trying to get payout #2. 

The finish line is sustainable income… 

…Multiple payouts in a row!

If you want to learn how to trade funded account without choking at the finish line

I recently released a free masterclass going deeper on risk management

You can watch it here

Talk soon

Atif

P.S. If you're currently up and thinking about sizing up, reread #2. Seriously.