@DEssentiall@Habbyforex_@Jeffforex_@KojoForex When @KojoForex was flying, @Jeffforex_ and @Habbyforex_ were still walking. If you’re using history as you said, only one Godfather Emperor Kojo, then Fathers Jeff and Habby, and the rest Sons and Daughters. Maintain due hierarchy rather than by country favoritism.
I’ve read The Millionaire Next Door so you don’t have to.
Here are 10 lessons that can genuinely change how you think about money:
Read till the end⤵️
1. Most millionaires are invisible.
They don’t live the flashy lifestyle social media sells. Many look completely average, which is exactly why they’re able to build and keep wealth.
2. Wealth isn’t income.
Making a lot of money means little if you spend all of it. Real wealth is the money and assets you still own after years of earning.
3. Looking rich is expensive.
Luxury cars, designer clothes, and constant upgrades often slow wealth creation more than people realize.
4. Freedom is the real reward.
The purpose of money isn’t to impress others. It’s to give you control over your time, choices, and future.
5. Small habits create big fortunes.
Wealth is rarely built through one lucky break. It’s usually the result of smart decisions repeated for decades.
6. The wealthy budget differently.
They know where their money goes. Every naira or dollar has a purpose instead of being spent impulsively.
7. Delayed gratification is a superpower.
Many people buy what they want now. Wealthy people are often willing to wait so they can have far more later.
8. Ownership changes everything.
The biggest wealth creators usually own businesses, stocks, or assets that work for them even when they’re asleep.
9. Social pressure keeps many people poor.
Trying to match the lifestyle of friends, colleagues, or influencers can quietly destroy your finances.
10. Wealth is built before it’s visible.
By the time people notice someone’s success, years of discipline, sacrifice, and smart decisions have usually happened behind the scenes.
The biggest takeaway from the entire book:
Most people spend money to look wealthy. The wealthy spend money in a way that eventually makes them wealthy.
One of my rules that helped me build my psychology in trading, to prevent blowing my account:👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
“Trading is not gambling, as much as you see others breaking the rules, remember you’re on a long-term journey. The market doesn’t reward indiscipline on a long-term.” 📊📈
One of my rules that helped me build my psychology in trading, to prevent blowing my account:👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾
“If my SL is larger than my capital or 50% of my capital, close the trade and readjust my lot size, to a smaller lot size than praying or believing the trade will go my way.”📉
@GabeInv Lol when you read the Psychology of Money, you will understand why you shouldn’t blame them, different era produce different people. I’m glad to be in the right era tho.
@OnlyLuso I held that pair for 3 days, then closed the trade and went to my Fx journal, to pen my ordeal how I suffered emotionally checking the trade and why I broke my rule, not withstanding, why I should avoid $GBPAUD. 😂
@Thetradingdiva1 They say it’s impossible means they can’t do it, that’s what they said to me when I started trading and I didn’t give up. Do whatever works for you.
@victorogedeode Work on your risk management, next time post your strategy too, it might even be your strategy wrong also. Prioritize getting knowledge before buying your next prop acct, overall your on a good path, keep pushing.
@WatcherGuru This reminds me of when I use to HODL sh*t coins. Trust me, short term profits and long-term regret. Just give forex a chance instead, the ride would definitely be brutal but hang on, than having your hopes die on all these crypto scam projects.
@Neetro_Fx@Tj_Forex_ I see what you see bro, after BTC missed retesting my POI, I saw that OB as a possible reversal. I posted on my profile earlier but still watching.