There is something to be said for that.
We define our risk as what is at risk in this context. By definition, an all in play is too much risk.
@charliebrown find a few "all in" plays and split your bankroll on them. When one hits or another doesn't and you "were gonna just do such and such but..." block all that noise out and do again the next time. Don't let the results toss you around and change your behavior.
My suggestion is to diversify a little bit.
Remember what we said about birthing and killing bankrolls. Think of a nest egg. A real nest egg. Not the nest egg tha is supposed to grow into retirement, but a real nest egg has a different purpose.
The nest egg is a fake egg place there so younger hens will lay there. They follow the other chicken's behavior.
So the nest egg needs to be there, not zeroed out, to help multiply some money.
Also, being able to leave a portion and not bustin out, even if you do reload to add to it, is a remarkable sign of discipline. Try it and when you succeed congratulate yourself on the win.
I use the analogies here to keep you engaged, and to think about your money a different way. It is a tool.
Next lesson gets back to respecting the work or even luck that it takes to come up a bit, and thus not being willing to risk it all or too much on one thing. Again,
@JDS has exeperience he can share here.
These things all tie together.
Good Luck my friend.