Did I work through the process correctly? Came into 1 hr (plan level) supply zone with daily (market level) looking bullish. With market structure bullish, a bearish Jedi entry is a no-go. Switched to 5-min chart looking for good wick action (first red candle inside smaller supply zone) followed by a bearish engulfing candle (second red candle in smaller supply zone). Entry triggers on the next candle, and make 2:1 about 1 hour later.

What lesson has had the most impact for you? Honestly, coming into this course fresh I was expecting the execution lessons to be the most important. After all, we make money with proper execution, right? Boy was I wrong! Unit 5 Mindset lesson "Core Value: Patience". The lesson I didn't know I needed. Or, more accurately, the thing I "didn't know that I didn't know". I thought I had worked through the patience issues and learned to wait for the trade. So why haven't I done better? Because I was waiting for a trade to setup, but not the RIGHT trade. Hearing "I can be patient because there are lots of opportunities" hit me like a baseball bat to the head! If a day passes with absolutely zero opportunities for the RIGHT trade, it's okay to not take any trades that day. Because there will be an opportunity tomorrow, or 3 opportunities the day after that. Simply waiting to push the button is NOT patience. Patience is waiting for the RIGHT TRADE, then pushing the button. Awesome lesson that I will be rewatching many, many times!

In a bullish jedi entry, am I both buying in at the demand level and selling at my profit target? Or am I already filled and just waiting on the increase to sell at my PT?

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So I'm going back through unit 3, and in the lesson "combining market and plan level structure", the bearish plan level structure is broken and we start marking out bullish demand blocks, and looking at the Market level structure for a potential retracement zone in a daily supply block. Which leads me to a question. Should we ignore any EXISTING plan level supply blocks until we either (a) hit that daily level, or (b) the plan level structure breaks back down to bearish? I hope that all makes sense.