Focusing on decision quality rather than short-term results.
This scope is designed to help you build a practical understanding of Process vs Outcome Thinking. Lessons move from core definitions to real-world context and common failure points.
Reading in order is recommended, but each lesson stands on its own.
An in-depth examination of process thinking during drawdowns, how it shapes discipline and judgment under uncertainty, and why it supports more stable long-term performance in trading and investing contexts. The focus is on mindset, evaluation, and decision quality rather than tactics or predictions.
An in-depth, practical discussion of process reviews and journaling in trading psychology, explaining how structured reflection strengthens discipline, improves decision-making under uncertainty, and supports long-term performance without relying on outcomes alone.
Reframing losses productively shifts attention from short-term results to the quality of decisions under uncertainty. This article explains how process thinking reduces impulsive reactions, supports disciplined execution, and enables learning after adverse outcomes without resorting to denial or rationalization.
A rigorous look at how common process thinking mistakes distort trading discipline and decision-making under uncertainty, with practical mindset examples and clear diagnostic guidance for improving process quality without relying on outcomes alone.」「
Process-based evaluation is essential for disciplined market participation, yet it has limits in noisy, non-stationary environments. This article explains where process focus helps, where it can mislead, and how to interpret outcomes without abandoning discipline.
