That’s a very good tips @Sal Frances. Thanks 😊

Very good idea @Sal Frances . This is my meme

@Sal Frances I have already updated it 😘Thanks

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Thank you, @Adam Persson 😊 That’s a great question. The biggest mindset shift for me was learning to move forward even when I didn’t have certainty. When I left banking, it was honestly a very difficult decision. I was leaving a highly paid job and a stable career to pursue my dream of becoming a full-time trader and building my own business. At the time, I had many doubts. I questioned whether I had made the right decision and whether I would actually succeed. But I realized that if I stayed only because I was afraid of failing, I might spend the rest of my life wondering, “What if?” Over time, my mindset shifted from needing certainty to trusting the process. Trading taught me that I cannot control every outcome. I can only control my preparation, discipline, risk, and execution. I carried that same mindset into building my community and business. And the one lesson I wish every new trader understood before placing their first trade is this: Trading is not about predicting the market or winning every trade. It is about following a structured process, managing risk, and staying consistent long enough to improve. Most traders focus too much on finding the perfect strategy or entry. I believe the real transformation begins when you stop chasing signals and start building a repeatable process. Thanks for asking this, Adam. It really made me reflect on the journey 😊

Hey @Adam Persson, you inspired me to create a post about it. Actually, I have a video in my community where I tell the story about when I started trading. It is a bit long and full of failures. You are right, it is not just about trading, but in anything in life if you want to get out of your comfort zone. Especially when no one around you supports your vision. I got involved in other businesses, such as Real Estate Brokerage, but I closed everything down in 2022 because I was not really passionate about the RE brokerage business. Yes, I was like you, thinking that a person needs multiple income streams, but then I realized, from my own experience, that less is more. The more you focus on one thing and compound it, the better. That's why I trade Funded Accounts, which diversify my capital across different Propfirms and increase my leverage, while I focus on one setup and one trade and replicate them across different accounts.