Plato's View
"How beautifully Plato put it. Whenever you want to talk about people, it's best to take a bird's-eye view and see everything all at once — of gatherings, armies, farms, weddings and divorces, births and deaths, noisy courtrooms or silent spaces, every foreign people, holidays, memorials, markets — all blended together and arranged in a pairing of opposites."
— Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
Today's meditation isn't something that can really be compared to trading.
Although looking at everything by taking a broader view can be helpful in all walks of life including trading.
Take time over things and don't rush into hasty decisions, by acting before your have thoroughly thought through your actions.
You should be basing your actions on your findings and if the stats/data that you have available, fits in with the rules/criteria for your strategy, then you should act. Otherwise leave it and move on until everything is fully met 100%.
As I have said previously; "Slow and steady wins the race." If you choose quality over quantity and take your time without rushing into trades, things are less likely to go wrong.