If you keep seeing losses or losing streaks as something "bad," you’ll never reach consistency. That mindset leads to twisting your rules, abandoning your strategy, and calling it “learning.” You tell yourself it’s an improvement. But it’s not. It’s just your fear of losing, dressed up as growth. 📉 There is no way to avoid losses. And as long as you react to short-term pain, you’ll stay trapped in a loop — constantly adjusting, constantly chasing, and never stable. Your real enemy is within: the part of you that believes it’s “doing the right thing,” when it’s actually just sabotaging consistency with misguided good intentions. 🎲 Randomness influences short-term results. So any “adjustment” you make based on short-term outcomes? That’s not an improvement — that’s being manipulated by randomness. The answer? 👉 Zoom out. 👉 Think long-term. 👉 Build a strategy you trust — and stick to it over a large sample size.