Your Own Worst Enemy

No terminal, no numbers to crunch — just you, living through one full market cycle: a calm melt-up, a mania, a crash, a recovery. At each turn your own mind hands you an impulse — the move that feels obviously right and is quietly wrong. A disciplined 'plan' investor rides the cycle without flinching; every time you act on a feeling, your path diverges from theirs, and that gap is the whole game. The right move almost always feels wrong: do nothing while everyone's getting rich, hold while your portfolio halves, buy back the day after you swore off stocks. Notice the feeling. Overrule it. Every bias of the course, one cycle.

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WealthWhat your portfolio is actually worth. It moves with the market — the plan line is what a disciplined investor keeps.

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ComposureYour emotional capital. Panic, greed and regret drain it; discipline restores it. Hit zero and you capitulate — the run ends.

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DisciplineHow faithfully you're following the plan. Abandon it entirely and you're not an investor, you're a gambler.

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Behavior gapHow far your wealth has fallen behind the plan through your own choices (lower is better). Every feeling you act on widens it.

The market can't hurt you. You can. Ten moments, one enemy — the one making the decisions.