Although I am enjoying following this discussion, and I very much have been enjoying your posts JS, I would just like to mention to the OP that I would find it a bit distracting to go from learning how to trade stocks, which is what you say you can do profitably every day, to looking at options. (not that I know anything about options though)
I don't disagree one bit about what you said JS that in the live market, after a few mistakes, your ability to continue thinking rationally is totally shot. But I also know that each time I was looking for a bit of help, I was getting dragged in all sorts of directions, none of which I found all that helpful because it wasn't how I wanted to trade and what I had been looking at.
I'm not sure if you guys have had any private messages, so maybe the OP has already expressed interest in looking at other things, but in some ways, I think it would be important for the OP to find a way to actually trade what he thinks he can do very well before moving on to something else, which seems like a drastic change.
I find that even guys who day trade stocks have a certain understanding of how their market works, and especially how their specific stock moves, and when trying to apply this to trading futures, whatever is being shown might not work as well, so its of course ideal to find someone to help who is trading the exact same market.
Anyway, just wanted to put this out there but I in no way mean to interfere. I'm completely in agreement with you JS that the psychology aspect of this is critical, so in some ways, I think the best start is to see how he would trade in either a live market with some cash, or at the very least in SIM with something on the line like passing an application for a prop firm or similar.
It is my belief that trading will very quickly expose your deepest and darkest fears, so bringing this to the surface first, and therefore knowing what needs to be worked on, is I think an important step. (although, perhaps by some slight chance, if someone shows you exactly how to trade so that you start out right, it might prevent bad habits from forming.... who knows... each person is different)
Edit: Opps.. by OP, I mean Josh, who started the other thread, but the OP here is obviously J_S