In this video I break down the “2-2-4” idea—basically a simple way to think about the different types of traders you’ll run into (and the type you’re probably becoming). The point isn’t to slap a label on yourself for fun—it’s to get honest about how you actually trade: what you focus on, what your edge is supposed to be, and where your mistakes are coming from. Most people blow up or stall out because they’re mixing trader “types” without realizing it, then they wonder why their execution and expectations don’t match. I talk through how these trader types show up in real day trading decisions: what you prioritize (speed vs. confirmation), how you handle risk, and why your strategy has to match your personality and your process. If you’re newer, this helps you stop copying random setups and instead build a framework that fits how you read the market. The takeaway is simple: pick a lane, define your rules, and trade in a way that’s consistent—because consistency is what makes anything measurable and improvable.