A few words about how I manage risk:

Yesterday, I experienced a string of losses, but it didn't significantly harm my deposit. How?

When I start a month, I begin with small risks, gradually building up cumulative profit. As the profit grows, I can afford to increase the risk on trades I feel more confident about.

Conversely, if I experience consecutive losses, I prefer to lower the risk for each trade and gradually recover and earn. Many people advise stopping trading altogether for a few days if things aren't going well. I'm not a fan of this approach. Instead, I suggest staying focused, not succumbing to emotions, reducing risk, and looking for new opportunities. (If you start running away during a fight when you're being hit, you'll protect yourself, but you won't win.)

Additionally, the size of my risk also depends on the time frame I'm using and how far the invalidation zone is from the entry point.

Let's agree that risking 5% of your deposit on a 15-minute chart when the entry point is only a few dollars away from the stop-loss isn't a great idea in the long run.

Greed disappears when you start following your rules. Anxiety fades when you start reducing risk. Anger vanishes when you begin focusing on the next opportunity. If you can control your emotions, you can achieve anything.