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What role does boredom play when trading Bright Funded?
Trading boredom is rarely discussed, yet it plays a major role in mistakes. I want to understand how boredom interacts with Bright Funded rules. When markets are slow and setups are rare, does Bright Funded make waiting more psychologically difficult?
Do traders feel pressure to stay active just because they are paying for the account? Does Bright Funded create an internal need to justify time spent by placing trades?
I am also curious how boredom leads to subtle rule violations. Have traders entered marginal setups simply to feel engaged? Did Bright Funded amplify the cost of boredom driven decisions?
For disciplined traders, did Bright Funded help reinforce patience during quiet sessions? Or did boredom feel more dangerous because every trade carries higher consequences?
What techniques did traders use to manage boredom while trading Bright Funded? Did stepping away from screens help, or did it increase anxiety about missing opportunities?
Would you say Bright Funded is harder psychologically during inactive markets than active ones? How should traders realistically prepare for boredom before starting Bright Funded?
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