As for trading everyday, there's nothing wrong with it TBH. I mean you can make 2-3 trades every single day, and you're still fine doing it. If you make 2-3 trades and you made money then you're good for the day, and if you lost then you can recover the next day. There's nothing wrong with trading every single day (weekends excluded). What's wrong is that, making around 15-20 trades per day because that will take a toll on your mind in the long run.
It will surely require intense discipline to be satisfied with taking only two to three trades a day when afterwards you spot opportunities that are sure. You didn't flip any account. You burnt it. That's the right expression as you diminished what you were supposed to have grown above the starting capital of $100.
I know the right expression 
I am glad I was able to get your attention as I wanted with the topic. It is common to see "How I flipped a low account to high one" I just wanted to make it more catchy with the flip in tenses. Some few persons understood it.