Keeping a trading journal is something worth seriously considering if you haven't tried it yet. The practice forces you to document your trades, review what worked and what didn't, and most importantly, get real with yourself about your decision-making patterns. Whether you're a day trader or holding long-term positions, the habit of reflection tends to sharpen your edge over time. I'm starting one myself to track my moves and spot where I'm leaving money on the table. Anyone interested in doing this together might find it helpful to have accountability. The discipline alone—recording your rationale before entering, then comparing it against actual outcomes—can be a game-changer for your trading psychology.