The hardest part of making the transition from part-time extra-money trading to serious full-time primary income for me was the domestic setup believe it or not!
If you're planning on working from home it's important to set realistic working hours, meal breaks, and undisturbed working space. It's too easy to end up in front of a screen working far more hours than you should (or would in a regular job), thereby decreasing your leisure and family time. It's also easy for other family members to think just because you're home that you'll be available for shopping/dog walking/babysitting/a chat!
Apart from all that it might be wise to set yourself some financial and time-scale limits to avoid pressure. For example, have the security of knowing the mortgage and expenses are covered for the first x months and a ceiling is set for how much money you're going to risk on the venture, just as you would for any business. If those limits are set beforehand, you know and have accepted the worst case scenario if it all goes wrong, leaving your mind free to focus on the job without pressure. It might also be useful to have a Plan B just in case.
Jusy my 2c, might have absolutely no relevance whatsoever!
