There's a lesson from one of investing's greatest minds that traders often overlook. You don't have to swing at every pitch that comes your way. The pressure to react instantly—to liquidate, to chase, to panic sell—can cost you dearly. Here's the thing: tomorrow, you can still execute that trade. You can still exit that position. By not forcing an immediate decision today, you haven't actually lost anything. The option remains on the table. This mindset shifts everything. Instead of feeling trapped by artificial time pressure, you recognize you still have optionality. Most market mistakes happen when traders convince themselves they only have 15 seconds to act. The market will test your patience constantly, but remembering you can always make tomorrow's move is what separates survivors from blown accounts. Take the extra breath.