Documenting your trades is also known as a trading diary. This can also just be an Excel spreadsheet in which you enter the name of the asset class, the time of your entry, the time of your exit, the amount of leverage, the net profit-loss and perhaps additional comments. After a certain amount of time, you can easily assess your trading performance, better recognize your bad trades and see where you did a good job.
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