Our newsletter about goal setting. This is a Rookie and Pro level newsletter, but I have to make sure everyone has a chance to see it again.  Action without a goal is provides no gain.  Here is a good list for beginners

1. Place your first virtual trade if you haven’t yet
2. Place your first live trade as soon as you feel ready
3. Set a goal to build an maintain a watchlist
4. Identify one simple strategy that you understand best and focus on that strategy for mastery
5. Set a goal to manage your positions and portfolio every day
6. Set a goal to start and maintain a trading journal
7. Set a goal to keep it simple, for example in your journal keep track of the numbers, (income vs expenses) keep track and categorize your trades by strategy and keep track of your though processes and mindset with simple notes about your thoughts and feelings about the trades.
8. Set a goal to do something every day to move one step closer to your goals.
9. Set a goal to read one book about trading per quarter.
10. Set a goal to log in to Tackle Trading every day.
11. Set a goal to watch a video or two on Tackle Trading or Read an article or two and consume and digest all of the information one small bite at a time.
12. Set a goal to participate in the Club House
13. Set a goal to try and answer the questions you have through your own research
14. Set a goal to ask for help when you need it and make sure to take advantage of the resources available to you here at Tackle Trading
15. Set a goal to plan your trades before you place them
16. Set a goal to place your trades according to the plan
17. Set a goal to reduce your expense trades by 1% or 2% this month
18. Set a goal to improve your income trades by 2% or 3% this month
19. Set aside time each week/month to pause and review
20. Track your performance and measure yourself against your own personal performance with a simple benchmark of being profitable at the end of each month.

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