Most people think their biggest risk this week comes after a loss. It doesn't. It comes in the hour after your best trade. Watch what you do next. You size up a little. You skip the check you always run. You enter faster than usual. And you don't experience any of that as breaking your rules — because after a win, risk genuinely stops looking like risk. The information saying this one could go against me is still on the screen. You just stop seeing it. There's a shape this produces, and once you've seen it you can't unsee it: a climb, a cliff, and a climb again. The people on it are not bad traders. They learned how to make money. Nobody taught them how to keep it. Mark Douglas wrote that the market acts as a mirror. If you feel invincible after a win, the market didn't make you invincible. It showed you what was already there. One thing to do today. Before your next entry, write your size down — before you place it, not after. If it's bigger than your last one, say out loud why. If the reason is "I'm on a good run," that isn't a reason. That's the mirror. We're on tonight at 8pm — Free Psychology Masterclass. Bring the trade you took straight after your best one this month. That's the trade we'll work. So: what does your size do after a winner? Honestly — up, down, or unchanged?