Stop moving to breakeven "for comfort" too early
Many traders report moving stops to breakeven too early, repeatedly getting scratched out of trades that later would have hit target. This recipe standardizes when breakeven is allowed.
Create "Breakeven Move Rule". Default: only suggest BE move at +1R. If I want earlier protection, suggest taking 25% partial at +0.8R instead. Tag any BE move earlier than +1R as "early-BE" for review.
Early BE moves can reduce variance but can also destroy R-multiples if done reflexively.
Detects "moving the stop the wrong way"
A repeated failure mode is widening stops or "giving it room" after price invalidates, which is frequently tied to hope and loss aversion. This recipe alerts when stops are moved farther away.
Make "let winners run" concrete
Traders repeatedly describe the same exit trap: taking profits too early out of fear, while allowing losers to expand or hit full stop. This recipe defines a rules-based scale-out plan in R-multiples.
Pick 1–3 channels and actually stick with them
Turn channel confusion into a structured playbook: select channels, define posting cadence and messaging pillars, and set minimum viable measurement — so marketing becomes consistent instead of sporadic.
Replace guilt with a written plan and enforcement scripts
Build a family media plan with clear rules, transition scripts, alternatives for your top screen-time triggers, and a monthly review cadence. Guilt-free and designed to stick.