Price Action for Beginners: What was the first “aha” moment that made it click for you?

[Flitsam]

I see a lot of beginners get overwhelmed by indicators, and I’ve been there too. What helped me most was simplifying things and focusing on what price is doing around key levels, instead of trying to predict every move.
For anyone still learning price action, what was the one thing that made it finally click for you? Was it support and resistance, market structure, candlesticks, or just learning to be patient and wait for cleaner setups?
Would love to hear what worked for you and what didn’t.

 

[Cheeky]

My first aha was realizing most of my indicator stack was just giving me the same message in different outfits, and it was making me late and confused. Once I stripped it down and just watched how price behaved around obvious levels, things got calmer fast. Indicators can be useful, but piling on five of them usually turns one decision into ten, and that’s where beginners get chopped up.