Nice job selling at $60k during highest overselling and max fear readings in crypto history
RIGHT before the biggest bull run in crypto history.
You biblical fucking retard.
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Sam Houser
You will never know until you try.
The greatest ideas are worthless if not backed with the action to make it a reality.
The outcome of never trying will always be worse than the outcome of taking the risk.
If you have nothing to lose, that means you have everything to gain.
My dad (who tells me not to sell any XRP) still doesn’t know how to comfortably send crypto from one wallet to another.
This is the case for most of the world.
We likely have a long road ahead before this tech is suitable for the real world.
Slow the timeline down, it will allow you to handle yourself and operate more sensibly within the market.
We’re clouded in a bubble because this is all we know now.
We forget the majority of the world still have no involvement in this sector, and won’t do so until it’s completely regulated (unfortunately) and also until it’s as easy as using a mobile banking app.
We track every update and watch the innovation develop, so it seems developments are happening quicker. In reality, we still have a long way to go.
Take a chill pill.
You’re still early, but that doesn’t mean your senseless buys aren’t late.
On some real shit, if you feel yourself struggling and facing endless barriers right now, your breakthrough is closer than you think.
It genuinely did take me almost 10 years before a major trading breakthrough happened.
You won’t know what’s on the side other if you quit.
I started around 14/15.
I have lost millions, I have made millions.
18 is when progression really started, 21 is where things started to click and accelerate, 23-24 is where REAL results really started to flourish.
As time progressed, I quickly realised what I once thought was impressive was nothing to brag about.
You will make money early on in your journey, it doesn’t make you a good trader or mean you know what you’re doing. I realised despite starting to be able to fund little luxuries outside of a 9-5 pay check and getting a taster of an exciting new life, there were still many inconsistencies and flaws in my trading.
I have never stopped since the day I started. I have taken longer than most to finally get to a level where money is no longer an object in my life and ego is no longer involved in my trading. Then again, most of who you see claiming to be traders cannot actually trade and sell you dreams. I troll and flex a few calls but within the market itself I am merely a passenger flowing where opportunities are presented.
One of my biggest keys to success is the fact I have mastered the art of simplicity and no emotions. For me it’s evident that’s where most fail. Everyone wants cool looking charts, cool little names for strategies, and complex little indicators to seem intelligent. I do not follow others analysis and I do not take it on board. I do not care what alternative views or indicators people propose to me, I simply will not entertain it.
I literally trade live with my members, turned 30K to half a milli and beyond publicly, without leverage, showing everyone each step of the way. Anyone who critiques my methods or claims it doesn’t work has only themselves to blame for not succeeding, as I’m actually doing it with them in real time.
As I approach 28 next week, I find it kinda crazy how far I’ve come. It never really settles in, you just naturally transition from one step to the next. When you have tunnel vision on your goals, money is not the focus, which is why it’s never truly sunk in, because it just gradually grew as I did (not in height clearly).
One minute you’re crying you want it so bad. The next you’re dealing with 7 figures and barely blinking. It all happens so fast, yet so fucking slow in reality.
Nowadays I no longer care for the supercars and other shit. Had the same one for 4 years. My watches are worth more. I could sell the public funds I show now and buy some supercars, what does it prove? If anything, I don’t take people seriously anymore when it’s all they can show, because the results rarely match. In the beginning we all want to prove ourselves, but I find comfort in knowing that stuff is no longer a goal.
Peace of mind and freedom remains my utmost goal at this point in my life. I value travelling, learning about other cultures and exploring the world in general. I only do what makes me happy. If it doesn’t make me happy, I simply do not care. I certainly do not care if others don’t approve. In fact, staying at home and working is what makes me happy now in between travelling.
You must be sensible with money, but also willing to leverage the experiences it can buy you in this short life. No point being the richest man in the grave and living an unfulfilling life.
Take all of the risks, experience everything you possibly can, and for the love of god never fucking give up.
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