This may help some other FOMO traders.
Something that has been helpful for me was reviewing my trades, and really looking at where my fills were. Stops are pretty easy; You don't want to get cute, so you put it below the POI, usually at a fractal. Simple. But what about the fill? I think this is where us FOMO'ers get in trouble. We want in as soon as possible, imagining price is going to go to the moon each day(or the inverse), and not wanting to miss the excitement, so we take the easy entry(instant gratification), and get stuck with the hard trade(drawn out/stressful), rather than taking the hard entry(patient/conservative), and getting the easy trade(faster/decisive). Everyone has to analyze their own data, but I think many of us will find that doing so shows that moving your entry to a more conservative area will result in more wins(and full wins, rather than partial wins), and may even allow you to achieve a higher Risk:Reward ratio. In investing, there is a famous saying, "You make money on the buy side." For day trading, I think a slight modification helps, "You make money on the fill side."