I wanted to take a moment to share some wisdom I’ve gained through my journey in trading. I know the excitement and ambition you’re feeling right now, but there’s something crucial I wish I had known back then – the power of managing insecurities and finding balance in trading decisions. “Insecurities”.. We all have them, and they can sneak into our trading decisions. Remember, the market doesn’t define your worth. Get the Whole Story "Trading, Insecurities, and Finding Balance"
Category: Trading Letters To Favour
Trading letters to my future self. The me I want to become. That trader I see in the mirror. Who isn’t a coward, who isn’t scared to pull the trigger. I want to always remind her of how great she is and how great she’ll become. These letters are a reminder of what she went through and what she had to under-go to be that person she sees in the mirror.
I hope this letter finds you well amidst the charts, numbers, and dreams of financial independence. As you embark on your trading journey, I want to impart a vital lesson that took me years to learn: the pitfalls of being a control freak. 🧐 Remember how meticulously you analyzed every wick, how you were haunted by every fluctuation, every missed opportunity? You believed controlling every aspect would lead to success. Get the Whole Story "Navigating the Trading Journey and Letting Go of Control"
As I sit down to write this letter, I can’t help but think about the journey you’ve been through as a trader. Remember those early days filled with excitement and ambition? As you read this, I hope you’ve learned the crucial lesson I’m about to lay out – the significance of emotional control in your trading career. Get the Whole Story "Consequences of Ignoring Emotional Control in My Trading Career"
As you navigate the twists and turns of teenage-hood, I wanted to drop some trading wisdom from the future. You might not know it yet, but a thrilling journey called forex trading is waiting for you. Here’s what I wish I could share with you: Get the Whole Story "A Trading Letter to My 15-Year-Old Self"