Most people don’t lose in the market because they’re wrong they lose because they can’t sit still

I used to think the hardest part of investing was finding good companies. The more I watched my own behavior (and others), the more I realized that’s actually the easy part. The real issue is what happens *after* you buy. You see a position go green you get excited and consider taking profit early. Then it pulls back suddenly you feel like you made a mistake. Then it goes sideways boredom kicks in and you want to “do something.” Most people don’t actually hold through a full cycle of conviction. They interrupt it. The market doesn’t reward constant action. It rewards patience that feels uncomfortable in real time. Curious if others here have had the same realization that the biggest enemy isn’t the chart, it’s your own urge to interfere.