Two numbers from the same 2025 report, both worth sitting with. Kenyan forex traders won KSh 1.2 billion last year. They lost KSh 7.12 billion. That is 173,793 accounts, and 85% of them finished in the red. For every KSh 1,000 that went in, KSh 856 did not come back out. (Source: The Kenyan Wall Street, 27 July 2026.) Here is the part almost everybody misses. Go broker by broker down that table and the loss rate barely moves. Seventy-nine percent at one. Eighty-two at another. Eighty-six, eighty-three, ninety. Different companies, different spreads, different platforms, different marketing. Almost the same outcome. If it were the broker, the numbers would disagree with each other. They don't. So it isn't the broker. It isn't the spread, and it isn't the platform, and it isn't the news, and it isn't the "manipulation" everybody talks about at 2am after a stop gets hit. It is the same person, showing up in 173,793 account statements. That person knew the rule and moved the stop anyway. Knew the session was over and took one more. Knew the setup wasn't there and took it because waiting felt worse than losing. Not because they were stupid. Because the plan was written by someone calm and executed by someone frightened, and those two people happen to share a body. This is the entire reason this community starts with the trader instead of the strategy. Not because strategy doesn't matter — because a strategy you abandon under pressure was never really yours. You rented it until it got difficult. You already have the tools for this. The journal and habit tracker are in the pinned post. The End-of-Day check-in is the thing that turns "I think I'm disciplined" into a record that either agrees with you or doesn't. Ten entries in and the pattern usually shows up on its own. You stop guessing what your problem is. You can read it. Fix the trader and the trading will fix itself. Be specific, because vague answers help nobody: What is the one decision you keep making that your plan never included?