The conventional wisdom about putting in reps to improve applies best to discretionary skills where practice directly translates to execution: sports, music, crafts, and similar domains where iteration builds muscle memory and intuition. Trading operates differently to some degree because the highest-leverage skill isn’t perfecting execution through repetition, but rather developing the ability to ruthlessly discard bad ideas before they cost you. The real learning happens in deliberately exposing your logic to the market to find where it breaks. You’re essentially building an elimination framework and getting better at pattern-matching failure modes in your reasoning.