Module 1 · 15–18 min
How stress changes decisions
- What happens to thinking after a series of trades.
- Psychological traps that push toward impulsive actions.
- A mini-review of your own trades to spot patterns.
Mini-course for traders
How not to “fall apart” after a few trades and keep your trading decisions more stable
3 short lessons about decision fatigue, impulsive entries, and the trader’s basic daily protocol. The focus is not on strategy, but on how the mind works under market pressure.
3 lessons · 45–60 min
PDF checklist and daily protocol
Private Telegram channel
What usually happens in trading
The strategy on paper is one thing, but decisions in the real market are completely different. Most often, this is not about “lack of willpower,” but about overload, fatigue, and automatic patterns.
- After a few stop-losses, the urge to “win it back” appears, and risk rises almost unnoticed.
- The profit made in the morning disappears closer to the evening, when concentration is already different.
- Losing positions are hard to close, while profitable ones are closed too early.
- The plan seems to exist, but at the critical moment, the decision is made not by the system, but by the state you are in.
What we do in the mini-course
Three steps: understand exactly where decisions “break” → introduce a short pre-trade check → change the structure of the day so that the brain is not operating in overload all the time.
Module 2 · 18–20 min
Pre-trade checklist
- Fear of loss, overtrading, confirmation bias, anchoring, and decision fatigue.
- A 30-second PDF checklist before entry.
- Examples from market situations without unnecessary theory.
Module 3 · 15–18 min
The trader’s daily protocol
- Decision fatigue and the point after which decision quality drops.
- Trade limits, time blocks, and pause rules.
- A one-week template for “My Daily Protocol.”
Who this is for
- Those who already trade and see recurring psychological mistakes.
- Those who are tired of the cycle “discipline — breakdown — guilt.”
- Those who need not motivation, but a calmer decision structure.
What the course does not promise
- It does not provide trading signals or replace a strategy.
- It does not promise profitability in 30 days.
- It does not diagnose or replace therapy; this is an educational course about behavior in the market.
Who leads the mini-course
I work at the intersection of financial psychology, behavioral economics, and real trading. For me, this course is a way to gather experience from working with trading decisions and research on the brain into a compact format that can actually be applied in daily practice.
A few reference points
- The focus is trading, investing, and financial decisions under pressure.
- The foundation is behavioral economics, cognitive biases, and neuroeconomics.
- The format is concise, practical, and without overload.
One-time access
48$
- 3 video lessons with a total duration of 45–60 minutes.
- PDF pre-trade checklist and a daily protocol template.
- A private Telegram channel with all materials.
How to join
Write to me on Telegram or WhatsApp. I will send the payment details and the link to the private channel.
Quick questions
How quickly will I get access?
Usually within 24 hours after your message and payment. You receive a link to the private Telegram channel where all materials are collected.
Will there be homework?
Yes, but in a minimalist format: short exercises in your own notes and work with the checklist and daily protocol in real trading.
Is this for beginners or experienced traders?
The course is most useful for those who already trade and want to stabilize the process, rather than just collect one more theory.