There are two versions of you trading your account. One builds the plan. The other touches the account when pressure hits. Most traders never learn to separate them and that’s why they keep sabotaging themselves.
Your strategy isn’t failing.
Your execution identity is.
The Second Self framework is how we close that gap.
This version of you usually shows up on weekends.
This version of you shows up when money is on the line.
Self One isn’t the problem. He already knows what to do. The issue is that Self Two is the one executing your trades.
If you don’t retrain the Executor, you will keep re-living the same cycle: plan → execute well → feel something → interfere → regret → repeat.
Not motivation. Not willpower. Structure. You don’t defeat Self Two by trying harder. You defeat him by removing his access to decisions.
The full framework is laid out in Built to Survive. It’s the manual for turning “good intentions” into repeatable execution.
You need a new execution identity. Build it, prove it and make it boring.