Public journal accountability: who's interested?
Posted: Thu Oct 22, 2026 9:12 am
Keeping a journal is useful. Keeping it public adds accountability. A thread for members interested in public journals could help.
How it might work:
- Each member creates their own journal thread in the journals section.
- Daily or weekly entries.
- Focus on process, not profits (R multiples instead of dollar amounts).
- Other members can comment constructively.
Benefits:
- Accountability: harder to skip entries or rule breaks when others are reading.
- Feedback from others.
- Motivation from seeing others' progress.
Concerns:
- Privacy: no need to share account sizes or broker details.
- Pressure: some find public journaling stressful.
- Consistency: many start but few continue.
If interested, reply with:
- What you trade.
- How often you'd post.
- What you'd want feedback on.
Maybe a small group could start together and keep each other going.
How it might work:
- Each member creates their own journal thread in the journals section.
- Daily or weekly entries.
- Focus on process, not profits (R multiples instead of dollar amounts).
- Other members can comment constructively.
Benefits:
- Accountability: harder to skip entries or rule breaks when others are reading.
- Feedback from others.
- Motivation from seeing others' progress.
Concerns:
- Privacy: no need to share account sizes or broker details.
- Pressure: some find public journaling stressful.
- Consistency: many start but few continue.
If interested, reply with:
- What you trade.
- How often you'd post.
- What you'd want feedback on.
Maybe a small group could start together and keep each other going.