The first step to profitability is withdrawal from the public (SM) and the second is owning up who you are — don't post nonexistent gains. Don't teach it. Don't tell your friends and people around you're doing it.
Go into a garage setup and figure it out. Not many people understand that you cannot give what you don't have and living or portraying a lie on social media takes away the blessing of actually doing it. It slows you down and at best — renders you unable to ever do it.
After rock bottom, I rebuilt everything from scratch.
I stripped the strategy back.
One model.
4H for direction, 15M for entries, one entry pattern.
But the biggest change wasn't technical.
I built rules for my mind, not just my charts.
Maximum 1% risk, walk away after 2 losses, journal every single trade.
I treated execution psychology as a separate skill. Because it is.
@KhalifKairo, you will rise. Those who mock you today will not believe.
To do:
Take a break off social media. Willfully be a ' thing in the pit ' and sculpture yourself and in due time the beast in you will be unleashed. Now, it tamed, soon it will not be.
If you don't sculpture yourself and surrender to mockery or fight it back, 10 years to come, they'll be right. Those women who left you will be right laughing and giggling saying " We judged correctly to drop that loser " @Asamoh_ with his big belly and tight pants will be like yeah, he was a loser.
Don't let them win.
1. You take a loan of KSh 400,000 to help buy a car worth KSh 700,000.
2. You faithfully pay KSh 30,000 every month. After some time you have paid KSh 300,000.
3. Unfortunately, you lose your job and miss one month’s payment.
4. The microfinance repossesses your car and threatens to auction it.
5. You plead with them. They tell you to pay KSh 150,000 to restructure the loan. You borrow from a shylock and pay.
6. They restructure the loan. It is extended to 3 years. You now pay KSh 25,000 per month.
7. You resume payments. You manage to pay for another year. Then things get tough again.
8. By this time you have paid KSh 700,000 in total. Yet you still owe KSh 600,000.
9. They repossess your car again. They value it at KSh 250,000 and sell it.
10. You are left with a balance of KSh 350,000. Interest keeps accumulating.
11. You take other loans to clear the KSh 350,000.
12. In the end, the KSh 400,000 loan costs you almost KSh 3,000,000. You lose the car. You lose your peace of mind.
Machoos.
The second time I lost everything and had to start over, my baby mamaa ( the girl from Sindindi) having left me, I used to listen to Rick Ross a lot and one line that would strike me was
“ self-made, you just affiliated,
I built it ground up,
You bought it renovated ..”
My anger was being directed to situations and people I would feel had a hand in my circumstances ( or so I believed ) or mocked me and I was full of rage and determined to rise and prove that I was self-made.
And I have since proved them wrong and will keep going.
The quote is from the track “ B.M.F ( Blowin’ Money Fast ), “ 2010.
I’ve noticed that whenever Christians get close to their breakthrough or right before their prayers are about to be answered, there is an increase in spiritual warfare, distractions & chaos in their lives. Please remind yourself that God has your back, keep praying & stay focused.
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