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@nkosinxthi@Crtquinn All model works. It depends on the type of trader you are and the commitment you put in. I will not lie for you, it won't be easy at first but it will worth it in the end. Like ICT will say "a trader is a successful loser".
@TheToff_ Yes this is great. From my own perspective I believe some actually did not understand the strategy they are trading therefore to study the lossses becomes a problem.
You can’t force trading to click.
It happens at different times for everyone.
But once it clicks,
it’s life changing.
Don’t rush it.
Just keep grinding.
@DionTrades_ This is actually good but look at it from this perspective too; what of the psychology problem that ICT solve in each of the 41 episode, how do you get to discharge it to them also. It's going to be a long way for them without the psychology sort out for them. Like ict will say
@Crtquinn For me; I will post and tell the whole world how I met the idolo. Na the pattern be that. Then make the idolo squeeze something inside my pocket. Man must chop.
@TopStriker0@Crtquinn Watching a video or concept more than once will let you know more about the framework that revolves around it. If you watch it once; you would thought you have already understood the concept until you watch it the second or third time, by then you will see things you have LeftOut
Imagine if he had invested that N300k plus other monies he had been giving to her at just 24. By the time he gets to 30, with careful financial planning and discipline, he would be prepared to be a husband and father.
Let me repeat:
Your girlfriend is supposed to invest in you and make sacrifices for you, while you invest and sacrifice for the future of both of you.
But lack of patience and foresight and the love for toto is taking a huge toll on you young men.
And greed has taken a toll on you young girls.
A young man who is just starting life deserves to be in a relationship. It's how he would find his future wife and the mother of his future children.
It's not a period for him to waste scarce resources.
It's a period of vetting, cohabiting, helping each other, and living a prudent or frugal life..
Then he starts to build his life brick by brick while you, the girlfriend, support him, while he also leads you towards the right path and in line with your future goals and aspirations.
Stop all these transactional relationships you people are doing..
They're unhealthy, and they create unnecessary entitlement, lack of focus and misplaced priorities.
You should have sex if you want.
But sex should not be sold in your relationship.
He would always spend on you, but it should not be seen as a compensation for sex.
How will he spend on you?
1. When you go on dates.
2. When you cohabit with him from time to time.
3. When he wants to get you gifts.
4. Then occasionally dash you money.
Not him paying for your rent.
Not him buying expensive phones, hairs, shoes, bags etc.
Not him paying for your school fees.
And certainly not him buying you sanitary pads or feeding your family.
And all his earnings must be legitimate.
This is what young people in relationships should practice.
Contentment, discipline, and reasonable financial planning and future ambitions.
By the time you keep at it, you'd be building a healthy relationship and setting the proper foundations for your future, and possibly, marriage.
You would have earned your place, and be proud of yourselves.
Make no mistakes; you will definitely make mistakes.
You'll fight, quarrel, and even curse at each other.
It doesn't have to lead to breakups.
As long as no red lines are crossed.
Use each fight, quarrel, or misunderstanding as a teaching moment.
Where you have to apologize, do so.
Where you have to be accountable, do so.
Where you have to be transparent, do so.
This is my gospel for you all, this beautiful wet morning.
End.
This is one of the biggest transitions every trader has to make.
People think trading is a game of prediction.
It isn’t.
Trading is a game of distribution.
You don’t need to know what will happen next.
You only need to know what you’ll do if you’re wrong.
That is why risk management exists.
A trader obsessed with being right focuses on win rate.
A trader obsessed with longevity focuses on expectancy.
Because a system with a 40% win rate can build wealth if losses are controlled and winners are allowed to pay multiple times more.
Ironically, the market humbles everyone.
The beginner takes losses personally.
The professional treats losses as business expenses.
A stop loss is not an insult to your intelligence.
It is simply the cost of participating.
The market does not care how much analysis you performed, how convinced you are, or how badly you need the trade to work.
Probability has no emotions.
And the sooner you detach your identity from individual outcomes, the easier trading becomes.
The goal was never to predict every move.
The goal was always survival.
Because in the end, traders don’t fail because they were wrong.
They fail because they couldn’t accept being wrong.
Every profitable trader was once confused.
Every funded trader was once undercapitalized.
Every expert once felt like quitting.
Keep learning.
Keep improving.
Your current chapter is not your final chapter.
When you put your soul into your work, the world notices. When someone genuinely lives and breathes what they do, you can't fake it, and you certainly can't hide it
One of the biggest mistakes traders make is trying to live the lifestyle they see online.
The internet will show you luxury cars, expensive vacations, flashy watches, and profit screenshots. What it won’t show you is the trader staring at charts for hours, journaling trades, managing emotions, and sitting through losing streaks without blowing an account.
A practical trader’s lifestyle looks much different.
You go to bed on time because you know a lack of sleep can cost you more than a losing trade.
You exercise because a clear mind makes better decisions.
You spend less time looking for the next “holy grail” strategy and more time mastering the one you already have.
You don’t increase your expenses every time you make money. Instead, you save, invest, and prepare for the months when the market isn’t as generous.
You learn to enjoy life outside the charts because your self-worth isn’t tied to whether you won or lost a trade today.
Most importantly, you stop trying to look like a successful trader and start focusing on becoming one.
The traders who last the longest are rarely the loudest online. They’re usually the ones quietly following their plan, managing risk, and letting consistency do the talking.