Discipline, process and the specific ways a working strategy gets abandoned by the person running it.
Most traders do not fail because their strategy stopped working. They fail because they stopped following it, usually at the precise moment following it mattered most.
These courses are not motivational. They cover the specific, documented biases that produce that behaviour — loss aversion, the disposition effect, tilt and revenge trading — and the concrete structural changes that blunt them. The recurring theme is that discipline is a property of how your process is designed rather than a personality trait you either have or lack.
This page collects everything in the FX Terminal Academy that deals with trading psychology: 1 course and 2 lessons. The list is generated from the lessons themselves rather than maintained by hand, so it stays complete as the Academy grows.
Every lesson is free to read in full. Each one ends with a short quiz and links into the FX Terminal screen that applies it, so an idea can be checked against live market data instead of staying on the page. No account is needed to read; signing in only saves your progress and issues the completion certificate.
Work through a course from the top rather than picking lessons out of it: the order is the point, and each lesson assumes the one before it. The lesson list below is there for when you already know the idea you are after.
Nothing here is investment advice. The Academy explains how the market works and how to read the data behind it; it does not issue signals or tell you what to trade.