Easy Money Mindset
Why chasing a daily income target can push you into trades you never planned to take.
Meri Galtiyan. Tumhari Learning. A real story of losses, trading psychology, risk and the hard-earned lessons behind better decisions.


My trading journey began on 1 January 2025, full of ambition and the belief that finding the right setups would change everything.
But the pressure to recover losses, the urge to trade again and the constant search for the next strategy took over. Over time, my losses reached approximately ₹4 lakh.
Eventually, I stepped away from live trading to look honestly at what went wrong. This book brings those experiences together with the lessons I wish I had understood at the beginning.
Real reflections, explained simply. Each lesson focuses on what goes wrong, why it happens and what to do differently.
Why chasing a daily income target can push you into trades you never planned to take.
Learning that every market movement isn't an opportunity—and that skipping a trade is a decision.
How the need to recover a loss can turn one bad trade into a much bigger problem.
Thinking about invalidation, position sizing and realistic downside before entering a trade.
Why copying calls or switching systems after every loss can stop you from learning.
Building a review process, a trading journal and the willingness to take a break.
The book includes practical pages designed to help you examine your own habits—not just read about mine.
Market se baar-baar answer maangna, jabki mujhe apne decisions par sawaal karna chahiye tha.
I kept searching for a better strategy when I needed to understand my own decisions, risk and emotions.
For anyone who has felt the pressure of a red trade, the rush of a green one or the urge to win it all back.

Meri Galtiyan. Tumhari Learning.
A candid, practical eBook on trading psychology, risk, discipline and the lessons behind one trader's journey.
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A few things worth knowing about this book.
Yes. The central narrative is based on the author's trading journey and reflections. Some calculations and scenarios are illustrative examples, not records of actual trades.
No. It focuses on mistakes, trading psychology, risk management and decision-making rather than buy/sell calls or guaranteed strategies.
The book uses a conversational mix of Hindi and English (Hinglish), alongside some English-language frameworks and worksheets.
Yes. It includes a 30-day improvement plan, a pre-trade checklist, a journal template and quick-reference rules.
No. Trading involves significant risk. The book is educational and does not provide individualized financial advice or guarantee any result.