i've failed at trading for 2 years chasing an average RR of 1:4
i've just heard a phenomenal argument for 1:1 and i guess i'm going to drop my ego and do a 1:1 for the rest of the year to see where that lands me.
You have to be absolutely insane to believe you are the best, but you have to believe it anyway or else you will quit when it starts hurting for real. you have to carry that thought around like a weight every day until it becomes a mountain you climb and find out you were right all along, but only because you stayed crazy long enough for wrong to become true.
trading prop firms aggressively isn't for everyone, it's okay to spend months on an eval when you're trading it the right way.
don't let these nggas trick you out yo spot G!.
rushing the process go cost you.
trust me
Went from $50k in debt to $629k in prop firm payouts at 23.
I did not need 10 setups or a 90% win rate.
I built a mechanical system to extract payouts across multiple funded accounts without blowing them.
The 4-step framework I used:
All you need is $500k funding to never work a job again
$500k funding x 2% per month = $10k/month
That’s $120,000 a year
With that kind of income you can live a good life pretty much anywhere in the world
And 2% per month is a really achievable goal too
Just work on increasing your capital and it becomes so simple
Most people who get good grades are just good at memorization, not actually smart, they just have a neat stack of flashcards for a brain and they can sort through them quickly. pure intelligence is about accessing the subconscious directly. its like a dark cavern underneath your thoughts and when you shine the right light down there, surprising shit comes out. connections that you wouldnt make on your own, insights that feel like they came from somewhere else, because they did. the mind is a lot bigger and deeper than most people use, they just skate on the top layer. but there are fucking cathedrals down there man, temples buried in the mud, and all kinds of wild animals that you can catch and harness if youre not scared to climb down the ladder into the dark
arguably the best workout for on the go is a murph.
- 1 mile run
- 20x 5 pull-ups, 10 push-ups, 15 squats
- 1 mile run
- (sun & ocean views optional but recommended)
try it