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I would never recommend anyone to start trading.
Whenever someone asks me about it, my answer is always the same, DONT.
People see the money, the freedom, the lifestyle. They don’t see the other side of it. The isolation. The pressure. The way it slowly gets inside your head.
Trading can ruin your life if you’re not careful. I know because I’ve lived through it. It can pull you into some very dark periods.
It’s a lonely and brutally hard path. Much harder than most people think.
Some days you feel like a genius. Other days you feel like the biggest idiot in the world.
That kind of mental swing is something most people aren’t prepared for.
And that’s why I never recommend it.
Not because it’s impossible.
But because most people have no idea what it really costs.
But if you’re already in it…
If you’ve already chosen this path…
Then the only thing I can say is this:
Be prepared to suffer for it.
Be prepared to question yourself more than you ever have before.
But if you manage to stay disciplined, stay patient, and survive the dark periods you’ll come out stronger than most people ever will.
Because the ones who make it through trading don’t just learn the markets.
They learn themselves.
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there are complete fucking 60 IQ mfs making $10k/month trading
you're still stuck thinking you need to "find your passion" for it
the market doesn't give a single fuck if you love trading or hate it
you can despise every second of staring at charts
trade purely for money with zero emotional connection
and STILL print harder than the dude who "fell in love with the process" and posts inspirational trading quotes
you don't need to be passionate
you don't need to "enjoy the journey"
you don't need to love what you do
none of that shit matters here
markets don't care about your "why"
or your "purpose"
or the vision board with lambos and beaches
the only scoreboard is if you execute the setup correctly
funny thing is...
you can be obsessed with trading
live and breathe the markets
watch charts 16 hours daily
"in love with the craft"
and still be broke as fuck because passion doesn't equal profits
passion = irrelevant
execution = everything
you either take the trade when the setup triggers
or you watch someone who hates trading more than you take the same setup and make $10k
the market doesn't care about your feelings toward it
only if you press buy/sell at the right time
that trader making $80k/month?
he fucking hates trading
does it purely for money
closes his laptop the second his target is hit
never thinks about it outside market hours
while you're "passionate about trading"
reading books about market psychology
posting about your "love for the craft"
making $0
passion is what broke people use to justify staying broke
"at least i love what i do"
cool
the guy who treats it like a boring job he despises is buying his dream car - cash
you're in love with the process
he's in love with the outcome
guess who's profitable?
stop trying to be passionate about trading
start treating it like what it is:
a way to extract money
you don't need to love it
you need to execute it
the most profitable trader i know told me:
"i fucking hate looking at charts. i do it because it pays me $50k/month to be bored for 2 hours daily"
zero passion
zero "love for the game"
pure mercenary energy
while "passionate traders" are still trying to "fall in love with the process" at breakeven
passion doesn't pay
execution does
you can hate every second
and still be rich
or love every second
and still be broke
market doesn't give a fuck which one you are
that trader posting "in love with the grind" is still not profitable after 3 years.
that trader who says "i hate this shit but it pays well" just bought his second rental property.
passion is a cope for people who can't execute.
you don't need to love trading.
you need to do it correctly.
the guy making you "look up to" closes his laptop and forgets trading exists until tomorrow.
you're "passionate" and checking charts at 2am on Sunday.
one of you is winning.
it's not the passionate one.
I’m about to give you years of trading psychology in one minute.
90% of your worst trading decisions come down to one thing — H.A.L.T.
Hungry. Angry. Lonely. Tired.
You think it’s your strategy? No. It’s your state.
You don’t need a new indicator, you need food, rest, or a moment of silence before you nuke another account.
There are no bad emotions. Only ignored signals.
If you feel FOMO, anxiety, or hesitation, good, don’t suppress it. Ask why. That emotion is pointing at the real problem: overexposure, uncertainty, lack of plan, or revenge mode. Fix that, not the chart.
Stop trying to “think your way” out of tilt.
If you’re anxious, you’re trading the future.
If you’re depressed, you’re trading from the past.
The only way to execute clean is to trade in the present.
And let me make this very clear…
Motivation fades. Discipline builds equity.
You won’t feel like being disciplined every day. But if 7AM is your charting time, then it’s your charting time. If 1% is your max risk, then it’s your max risk. Not negotiable. Not emotional. Systematic.
You don’t rise to your profit target. You fall to your trading system.
Forget “I’ll make $500 today.” Instead, stick to small rules every single session:
•Same sleep.
•Same pre session/trade routine.
•Same risk per setup.
Consistency compounds. Impulse destroys.
And when you take a loss? Learn. Log it. Leave it.
Not every loss is trauma. Feel it. Label it. Extract the lesson, then move the hell on.
Nothing is more expensive than a trader who keeps reliving yesterday’s trade.