The old plan:
20s: Spend money
30s: Spend money
40s: Spend money
50s: Start worrying
60s: Hope it works out
The smart plan:
20s: Invest first
30s: Invest more
40s: Let compounding work
50s: Financial freedom near
60s: Work only if you want
Choose Wisely!!!
I wish all of you had the experiences I had. I can remember what it felt like before I had them. I would have a very difficult time believing most of what I tell you too.
When one has just faith and someone says you are wrong, it doesn't have the same effect as it does when you have experienced God many times.
I admit, it frustrates me that you don't know and the best I can do is share my testimonies... and for most they won't be sufficient.
Imagine if it happened to you and someone said it didn't happen and it wasn't Who you knkw it was.
It makes anything else pretending to be God or the way to Him, offensive.
Have a pleasant Evening.
Anyone or any belief that says Jesus Christ in not Lord, is antichrist.
This is why I can't be a Muslim or believe Judaism, as both reject Christ.
There is nothing more I can say.
21 TRADING REMINDERS
☐ I follow my trading style and ignore everything else.
☐ I’m a successful trader because I follow my own process and rules.
☐ I stay mentally and technically prepared—like a professional athlete.
☐ I focus only on 5‑star setups in growth and momentum stocks.
☐ I wait patiently for setups that align with my edge and the market trend.
☐ I only trade position sizes I can handle—no emotional micro‑managing.
☐ My trades are high quality—clear enough to review a year later and still understand.
☐ For super performance, I need: – super performance stocks – super performance skills – a super performance mindset
☐ Trading success is a marathon, not a sprint.
☐ I track my long‑term PnL over weeks, months, and years—not single trades.
☐ I work hard to improve my weakest trading periods.
☐ I assume every setup is a losing trade until price action proves otherwise.
☐ I trade only stocks I feel good about. My pattern brain is part of my edge.
☐ A stopped‑out trade is normal—not a failure.
☐ I take stop losses immediately when triggered—no hesitation.
☐ I always have a stop‑loss order in the market.
☐ I let winners run as long as they hold above EMA 8 or EMA 21.
☐ My portfolio is green by week’s end—I cut laggards quickly.
☐ I’m okay with being in cash most of the time.
☐ After a big rally, I reduce positions and respect mean reversion.
☐ I stay extremely selective—one bad trade can damage capital and mindset.