Yesterday a dream of mine was fulfilled. If you knew where I started the fact that I even had the opportunity to walk the floor at the NYSE is unimaginable to me. These are real photos with no edit. This is just the beginning for me. It’s weird to have this opportunity when deep inside I feel like I haven’t even started showing the world my actual work yet. Thank you everyone for the support. Thank you for watching me grow up in finance. I love you all you all. I hope to be a place in the industry of love, support, and peace.
If I give you one piece of advice it is this. Always appreciate the blessings God or whatever you believe in puts in your life. Respect your path. My blessings on this journey came from places I could have never imagined or planned for. From @I_Am_The_ICT supporting me to @Wordsofrizdom giving me the opportunity to do some epic interviews to @DodgysDD and @iamJMinx helping me get to the NYSE with @EinsteinoWallSt. To @MaxOptionsTrade for always making me laugh on X and making me realize I need to do more on social media. To @GregKhojikian for teaching me the correct path to be the money manager I was trying to be. To Egg, thank you for helping create me. I don’t have an MBA, but I learned business first hand from one of the best businessmen in the world! To my friends in the entertainment industry I learned marketing from, thank you. Thank you Joel Robbins for creating the competition. Thank you all! You all have played a part. It’s time to go to work now @GregKhojikian!!! 😂❤️🙏🏼 I love you all and thank you! Most importantly, thank you Peter I’ll never forget this day.
You don’t need to have all the answers. You don’t need to see the path, just move forward. Work hard, be positive, and let the universe work. Please everyone give me an A+ for this branding journey. Take notes ladies! ❤️😂🙏🏼🥰
i’ll teach you the best time to buy products, so pay attention;
1. cars - dec
2. iPhones - sep to oct
3. TVs - jan to feb
4. laptops - nov to july & aug
5. electronics - nov
6. washer & dryers - sept to oct
7. grills & patio - aug to sept
8. indoor furniture - jan & july
9. gold - june to july
10. flights - feb to march & mid-week
most of you focus on what to buy but smart buyers also think about when to buy it.
look, cars get cheaper when dealers need to clear old inventory, phones get discounted when newer models arrive, TVs drop when retailers need room for the next generation, laptops get aggressive during back-to-school and holiday sales, i can go on and on
the same product can cost dramatically different amounts depending on when you buy it.
patience is a form of leverage.
you don't always need to earn more money to afford more things, sometimes you just need to stop buying at the wrong time.
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Part of growing up is realizing you’re not above anything. Homelessness, job loss, heartbreak, illness, failure, even death can happen to anyone. Life can humble you overnight. Stay grateful, stay grounded, and never look down on someone struggling.
Balanced Price Range on #BTCUSD.
EM: LTF Mitigation block
Target: ERSSL (1st tp; partials on Asian Low then moved SL to BE which was later taken out.
#SMC#PPI#ICT#FVG
WHICH IS THE MOST DIFFICULT PART OF TRADING?
1. Risk Management
2. Technical Analysis
3. Patience
4. Capital
5. Understanding Fundamentals
6. Getting the right mentor
How to make your first $1M trading:
1. Pick ONE strategy and master it, stop jumping around every week
2. Backtest 3-5 years minimum so you know your edge is real
3. Journal every trade, winners and losers
4. Risk 1-2% max until you're consistently profitable
5. Screen time matters more than anything, 10+ hours a day
6. Watch your mentor's content daily until their process is burned into your brain
7. Live below your means even when you start making money, be a cheap MF
8. Your first 2 years will probably be unprofitable, accept it
9. Take trading profits and swing stocks for the long term
10. If your head isn't right, sit out, a bad mental state costs more than missing a day
11. Don't quit your income source until trading covers your bills 3x over
12. Build a $2-3M stack then let compounding do the heavy lifting
I will never understand why men chase women. The energy you get from women who ACTUALLY like you is something you’ll never get from a woman you have to convince. Go where you’re WANTED, sir.
Why do people think that if you’re already making money from trading, you can’t be doing anything else? 😂
Lol, that logic is absurd.
I already average around $15k/month through trading alone, and I still manage other businesses, create content, build my personal brand, teach, and do a lot more.
Making money from one thing does not mean you STOP building everything else.
That is literally how you scale your life.
A guy meets you, you exchange numbers, and he texts you when he gets home.
You ignore him.
The next morning:
HIM “Good morning. How are you doing today?”
YOU “Fine.”
HIM “What are you up to?”
YOU “Nothing.”
Then you wonder why men “don’t pursue women anymore.” Why give out your number if you had no interest?
Men are not chasing women who make basic conversation feel like a job interview.
Reciprocate the energy. Be kind. Be interested. Be polite. Be respectful.
“Good morning. How are you doing today?”
“I’m fine, thank you. How are you?”
It really shouldn’t be that hard.
Traders who become profitable aren't smarter or more talented than you.
They're the ones who kept going.
They didn't quit.
They kept showing up.
They kept journaling.
Even when it felt like it was never gonna work.
When a man can live alone, hire a cook, pay for a cleaner, get companionship, use childcare, and build a family without depending on a woman.
So the real question is:
What do you bring into his life that money cannot simply replace?
Being a woman is not automatically a value proposition. You have to bring something worth choosing.
I don’t know who needs to hear this…
but TRADING IS HARD.
Not “oh it takes a few months to learn” hard.
I mean soul-testing, mentally exhausting, break-you-before-you-build-you kind of hard.
You’ll wake up confident and go to bed questioning your life choices.
You’ll stare at charts for hours, take one bad trade, and feel like you’ve learned nothing.
You’ll swear you’re done - and somehow, you’ll still show up the next morning.
Everyone loves to post profits.
But no one talks about what it feels like to take 3 losses in a row and still have to show up with composure and discipline the next day.
Not living off affiliates.
Not living off subscriptions.
Trading as a main income - that‘s hard.
You carry pressure every single day.
The pressure to perform.
To stay patient when nothing’s setting up.
To trust your edge when everything inside you screams to cut early.
You start realizing it’s not just about the charts - it’s about managing yourself.
Your ego.
Your impulses.
Your emotions.
That’s what makes trading different from anything else in the world.
Because when you sit down every day and face uncertainty - with no boss, no paycheck, and no guarantees - you’re forced to grow as a person, or the market will break you.
I respect the real traders…
the ones who don’t fake wins,
who admit when they struggle,
who stay in the game when it would be easier to quit.
Because if you’ve ever truly been down bad, and still chose to sit back at your desk, review your plan, and execute again - you’ve already done what most can’t.
Trading will humble you before it ever rewards you.
It’ll test your patience, your mindset, your belief in yourself.
But once you’ve survived the pain, once you’ve learned to stay calm in chaos, that’s when you start to see what this game is really about.
It’s not about flexing wins.
It’s not about catching every move.
It’s about becoming the version of yourself who’s disciplined enough to survive long enough to win.
That’s trading.
And if you can handle that, you can handle anything.