One step each day
What each lesson and each task adds up to, and what this course is actually asking you to change.
This is the last lesson of the module, and it is about how to hold the rest of the course.
Not as a thing to finish quickly. As a distance to cover.
Each lesson is one step
Treat the course as a long distance run rather than a sprint. The pace is fixed and the distance is the point.
A lesson read is one step. A task done is one step. Neither is large, and that is why they are possible every day.
Steps count, and the count only goes up if you take them.
Skipped homework is a step not taken
Read a lesson and skip its task and you keep the lesson count, but you did not move.
Someone doing the same lessons and the tasks is ahead of you by exactly the tasks you skipped. The gap is not visible for a month, and then it is.
Progress is counted in tasks done, not lessons opened.
Some tasks have nothing to do with charts
A number of tasks in this course are not about trading at all. They are about how you work: your hours, your honesty about mistakes, your record keeping.
That is deliberate. They are placed between the chart lessons because the chart lessons do not work without them.
A task about your habits is a real task.
What this course is for
The last thing to be clear about is what you are here for.
This is a change in how you work, not a strategy you bought access to. What comes out of it is patience and an honest view of your own mistakes. It is also the habit of doing the work on the days you do not feel like it.
The trading is built on top of those. Treated as a purchase, the course does nothing.
You are changing how you work, not buying a method.