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0:00Making $10,000 a month as a day trader
0:03has never been as simple and easy as it
0:07is today. The problem is that people
0:09over complicate it. So, in today's
0:11video, I'm going to be sharing with you
0:13the five steps that if you just follow
0:16them, it is unreasonable that you won't
0:19achieve your goal of reaching $10,000 a
0:22month. Now, the first thing is how do
0:24you actually get to $10,000 a month? So
0:27essentially what you're going to need
0:28number one is you're going to need
0:31trading capital. The good thing is in
0:34today's age as you probably already know
0:37you don't need to be risking your own
0:39money. We have prop firms. Prop firms
0:42are a company that are there to give you
0:44hundreds of thousands of dollars. You
0:46can have multiple different prop firms.
0:48You could have millions of dollars in
0:50funding. And it's actually very very
0:52attainable. Again, as long as you follow
0:54the five steps that I'm going to be
0:56breaking down in this video. 10 years
0:57ago, 15 years ago, prop firms didn't
1:00exist. Trading was only available
1:02exclusively to rich people who already
1:05had capital or to large institutions.
1:08So, prop firms equal the playing field.
1:11So, you need trading capital. And
1:13realistically, it is extremely easy. One
1:16challenge from one prop firm can get you
1:19to $200,000 in funding. So, you want to
1:23go
1:25$200,000 in prop firm capital. That's
1:28one account from one prop firm. Bearing
1:30in mind, most prop firms will allow you
1:32to take multiple $200,000 accounts. So,
1:35this is essentially the bare minimum. If
1:37you can just generate
1:41five% monthly returns, that
1:46is your 10k a month. 5% on a 200k
1:52profit. That's the goal. So you want to
1:54get to 10k a month. Reverse engineered
1:56that goal. What you need because again
1:59we don't want to be focused on the
2:00output. The end goal. 10k a month is the
2:03end goal. We want to be focused on what
2:06we need to do, what we need to have, and
2:09who we need to be in order to make that
2:13a consistent reality. Now, how do you
2:16generate a 5% monthly return? and how do
2:19you get $200,000 in prop firm capital?
2:22That's pretty much what we covered in
2:24step number one and two. So again, like
2:28I said, it's genuinely never in the
2:32history of trading been as easy as it is
2:35today to make money, to make
2:37life-changing sums of money. The problem
2:39is is that most traders don't know what
2:42to do. Half of trading, at least for me
2:45in my personal experience, half of
2:46trading is just about knowing what to
2:50do. Once you know what you need to do,
2:55then the second half is just about doing
2:58it. The problem is that most traders
3:00don't know what to do and they're doing
3:02the wrong things. So half of your battle
3:05can be won just by doing this. Step
3:08number one is
3:11technical analysis competence, right?
3:15TAC, which simply means your ability to
3:18read price action. The market is a
3:22language and your ability to understand
3:25what it's telling you is directly
3:27proportionate to your ability to
3:30understand what's going to happen.
3:31Making money in trading is technically
3:33as simple as understanding where the
3:35market is going to go and where from
3:38it's going to go and you getting
3:40involved in that move. Your way of doing
3:42that is by understanding the market. The
3:45market is speaking to you. It's your job
3:47to understand what it's saying and then
3:50take action based off of the information
3:52that has given you. And so technical
3:53analysis competence which is where most
3:55of you are at right now. The issue
3:57though is that most people think that
3:59this is what ultimately solves
4:01everything. They think if they can read
4:03the market, then that is what's going to
4:05get them to their goal of $10,000 a
4:07month. But there's still four very
4:10important steps that most people miss.
4:12So technical analysis competence is the
4:15simplest one and it's probably where
4:16you're at right now. Just kind of one
4:18huge mistake that traders make at this
4:20level is they over complicate, right?
4:24They want to look at all of these
4:27different ways to understand the market.
4:30They've been convinced or programmed by
4:32society or maybe other traders that more
4:36equals better. The more information that
4:38I know, the better I will be at reading
4:40the market. The reality though is that's
4:43a fallacy. In fact, that's not reality.
4:46You just need one way that accurately
4:48tells you what the market is saying.
4:50Because with that, that's more than
4:52enough for you to be able to make money.
4:54You don't need to master every different
4:55type of technical analysis. You don't
4:57need to master every ICT concept. It's
5:00not how the game works. You need
5:01something that works and then you need
5:03to move along. I've seen traders stay at
5:06this level for years on end. They learn
5:09some technical analysis, they try and go
5:12and trade, it doesn't work. They think
5:14it's the technicals that's the problem.
5:15and they come back, they try to learn
5:16from someone else a different way of
5:18trading, this concept, that concept, and
5:20they're just say stuck in this area of
5:22analysis paralysis, right? And many of
5:24you maybe have already experienced this,
5:25maybe you're experiencing it right now.
5:26You don't need to over complicate
5:28things. I personally trade something
5:30called smart money concepts. If you're
5:33on this channel, there's a good
5:34likelihood that you already understand
5:35this because that's the main thing that
5:37I typically talk about. Smart money
5:39concepts is essentially, very simply
5:41put, a way to read the price from first
5:46order consequences. What that means is
5:49I'm looking at the primary drivers. I
5:51want to understand why price is doing
5:54what it's doing. The thing with
5:55indicators and patterns and candlestick
5:58understanding, they don't actually tell
5:59you what the market's going to do. They
6:01tell you what the market has done. And
6:03for me, that just doesn't really give me
6:05the context as to what's about to happen
6:07because I need to understand what's
6:09actually happening, what's going on in
6:11the order flow. Because to move this
6:13market, to move any market, you need a
6:17whole lot of money. And it is not the
6:19retail market that is moving price. It's
6:21large institutions. And so I need to
6:23understand what they are doing. And
6:26smart money concepts is the superior way
6:29of being able to do that. So step number
6:31one is your technical analysis
6:33competence. In summary, your ability to
6:37digest the information the market's
6:39telling you, make sense of that
6:41information and then do something with
6:43it. And final thing, just pick one. Pick
6:46one way to read the market and just
6:48stick with that. That's how you will get
6:50the results. Step number two is
6:53essentially all about building an edge.
6:56You probably heard this many different
6:58times. You need an edge. You need a
7:00playbook. You need a system. You need a
7:01strategy, right? An edge simple is a
7:11statistical
7:15likelihood of success. What that means
7:18is that you have a plan and you've
7:22tested that plan in historical data and
7:26it has shown you that it works. The data
7:30makes sense. your stats are good enough
7:33for you to be able to make money trading
7:35this system. That's actually as simple
7:37as an edge is. The problem lies in the
7:40fact that nobody knows how to build an
7:43edge. And that's because nobody really
7:45talks about it. All you ever really see
7:47online is everything about technical
7:49analysis. And sometimes you'll see
7:51people talk about a trading strategy. A
7:53trading strategy is a very, very
7:54important part of you building an edge.
7:57But the problem still lies in the fact
7:59that you still don't know how to make
8:00that make sense. And so here's what I
8:03want you to think about when it comes to
8:05building an edge. Imagine the entire
8:08process of every single action that you
8:12could take in the market. That looks
8:14like this, right? You get to the market
8:17each day. Now you have to decide which
8:21pairs are you
8:23trading, which market, which pairs,
8:25which asset you trading, what time are
8:27you trading, London, New York, Asia?
8:30What time you trading? New York A.M.,
8:32New York PM, all day, right? Which I
8:34don't recommend. But what time are you
8:36trading? What asset you trading? Right?
8:39What pair are you trading? Then you need
8:40to understand how am I reading the
8:42market? So how am I developing a bias? A
8:45bias is very simply put your inclination
8:48of what's going to happen. And inside of
8:51that bias, it's basically taking
8:53everything technically and putting it
8:54into, you know, a a format where you can
8:57say, okay, I think that the market is
8:59going to do X, Y, and Z today based off
9:01of the concept that I have. You need to
9:03build a bias. Then you need to build,
9:06you know, your confirmations. Let's say,
9:08okay, now you have your bias, but now
9:10you only understand direction. How are
9:12you getting into the market? What do you
9:14need to see happen before you take the
9:17trade? How much are you going to risk
9:19when you take the trade? Are you going
9:21to take partials at any level? When are
9:23you going to move your stop loss to
9:24break even? When are you going to take
9:26your full position off the table? What
9:28are you going to do once you've taken
9:29the trade? Right? How do you manage it?
9:31How do you reflect on it? How do you
9:33journal it? How do you collect your
9:34data? What about refinements,
9:37optimization, solving for inefficiencies
9:39in your system? Right? every decision
9:42that you could make leading up to the
9:45action of closing a position. They are
9:50processes. They are decisions that you
9:52need to make. And so building an edge is
9:55essentially making a plan for every one
9:59of those actions. So for me personally,
10:01I understand when I come into the
10:03market, I know am I looking for buys or
10:06sells today?
10:08I know what needs to happen in order for
10:11me to look for a buy or look for a sell.
10:15I understand when to change my bias. I
10:18understand where I'm going to take a
10:20trade from because I can be bearish for
10:22the day, meaning I'm expecting lower
10:24prices. My bias is lower prices, but
10:28that doesn't mean I'm just going to come
10:29to the markets and just take a short
10:31position. I need areas that I'm looking
10:34at trading away from. I need to
10:36understand confirmation, right? I don't
10:38want to just trade with the trend. If
10:40we're down here, great, we're bearish.
10:42I'm what gonna sell now? No, I need to
10:44understand the areas that I want to get
10:46into. And then when I get into my areas,
10:49I don't want to just sell from this
10:50level. I want confirmation. And then
10:52when I get that confirmation, I need to
10:54know where am I entering my market?
10:56Where am I placing my stop loss? Where
10:58am I taking my profits? At what point
11:00should I take my risk off the table? At
11:02what point do I close the position?
11:03Right? All of these decisions that you
11:06need to make essentially need to come
11:08under the context of a trading plan that
11:12is built from your technical analysis
11:16concepts and competence. So you take all
11:19of your technical skills and then you
11:21put them into order. So this is
11:24organization. You're going to organize
11:26the concepts that you have into a plan.
11:29And that is essentially the first step
11:32of building your edge. But there's
11:36something again critical that so many
11:38traders make the mistake of at this step
11:41too. They get an understanding of
11:43technicals from YouTube or something
11:45like that. They get a trading plan.
11:47Maybe they watch a YouTube video and
11:49they hear someone's got a strategy and
11:50then they take that strategy and that's
11:53all they have. And so now they're trying
11:54to take that strategy to the live market
11:57and start trading. The problem is that
11:59you actually don't know whether that
12:02plan has an edge. Because an edge isn't
12:06just a a strategy that's been taken over
12:08five trades, right? I see all the time,
12:09you go on YouTube, you see this 80% win
12:12rate strategy and they show you the
12:13video and they made money with the
12:15strategy and they show you five trades,
12:16right? The problem is is it may have an
12:1980% win rate over five trades, but does
12:21it have an 80% win rate when you take it
12:23on every single trade that happens for
12:25the entire year? I I don't know. This is
12:27what you have to understand because an
12:29edge isn't built over five trades.
12:31Anyone can make money over five trades,
12:33but that's not the goal. The goal is to
12:34make money month in month out,
12:36consistently year in year out. And so
12:38you need to make sure that that plan
12:41works, which takes us onto step number
12:44three, which is all about testing. This
12:47is where we really
12:48confirm our edge. This is the bridge
12:52from essentially theory, right? Theory
12:57of a strategy. You go to YouTube, you
12:59see someone's got this 5minute trading
13:01strategy with an 80% win rate that made
13:03a million dollars in a week. And you
13:05have that. Great. But now it's just
13:06theory. You don't know the numbers on
13:08it. You don't know how many trades that
13:10it's been taken over. How does it
13:12actually work? There's so many different
13:13variables that you don't understand.
13:15This is why you must test. Testing is
13:18pretty much taking your technicals into
13:21the trading plan that you took and then
13:25going to a software right a back testing
13:29software and going for example let's say
13:32today the date was the 1st of January
13:36right let's say it was the 1st of
13:39January 2025 well I need to take this
13:42trading plan and I need to go back
13:46to
13:48January the
13:501st
13:5120 24 for example, right? That would be
13:54one year of data. I need to go back in
13:56time and then I need to trade every
14:00single day trading that plan. So every
14:03time that everything aligns in the
14:07market that meets that plan, I take the
14:09trade. Right? And then once you've done
14:12that, that is actually testing because
14:16now at the end of that period for one
14:18year, you've taken every trade that
14:20meets that plan. Now you actually
14:22understand the data. Now you start to
14:25understand the statistics. Now you can
14:27really understand does this actually
14:29have an 80% win rate or is it more like
14:33maybe it has a 53% win rate. You need
14:37more data. And the way that you really
14:40understand whether you have an edge or
14:42not is by testing. And the way you test
14:44is you take a strategy, you take your
14:46trading plan. If this happens, I do this
14:48and I do that. All the different
14:50variables that are inside of a trading
14:52plan, you take it and then you go and
14:54test it on historical data. And then
14:57what happens for most people is they'll
14:59test that plan and they'll get all of
15:02their data back. And there'll be many
15:05inefficiencies in the data.
15:06Inefficiencies are pretty much things
15:10that could be improved. So if you have a
15:13trading strategy that has great
15:14potential, but there are just a some
15:16things that you noticed whilst you was
15:19testing that strategy that could make
15:21this thing better. And so that is where
15:23you start advanced testing, right? And
15:26creating hypothesises. Essentially a
15:29hypothesis. If I try this, what will
15:32happen? if I don't enter on the
15:3515-minute chart, what if I enter on the
15:37five-minute chart? What if I don't wait
15:39for, you know, a certain candle produce?
15:42What if I wait for a break of structure?
15:44These whatifs? And then you start
15:46testing these whatifs. And that's a
15:48hypothesis. And so essentially what we
15:51have now is you have a sound technical
15:55competence. You understand things. You
15:57understand market structure, liquidity,
15:59supply and demand. You've begun the
16:01process of building an edge. You've
16:03taken what you've taken here. You've put
16:06it into a plan and now you're really
16:08understanding does this thing work by
16:11testing. The reality is there'll be some
16:13loops of this testing that you may have
16:15to go through to actually make sure that
16:17you have an edge therein becomes a new
16:21problem. Right? This is again every
16:24single step here. Right? If you imagine
16:26a hundred different traders come in and
16:28their goal is to become profitable. They
16:31want to reach $10,000 a month. This is
16:33what
16:35happens. 70% of them drop off here. 70%
16:40of them either don't get a good
16:43understanding of technical analysis
16:44because they're learning the wrong
16:45things or they stay stuck at this level,
16:48not knowing how to move past here.
16:50another
16:5220% drop off here in the edge because
16:56they don't actually understand how to
16:58properly build a trading strategy
17:00because they don't understand all the
17:01processes, right? So, they don't
17:03understand how to build a trading
17:04strategy. And then a further 5% drop off
17:08here in the testing because it's
17:10overwhelming and so many people don't
17:11know how to test. And so now
17:13essentially, you're already at your
17:15point of where 95% of traders fail. And
17:19so with each step, the amount of traders
17:23that actually make it to that level
17:25substantially decreases, which takes us
17:28onto step number four. Every trader at
17:30each step that they're on, they think
17:32that's the final step, right? I've been
17:33there myself when I first started
17:35trading. I thought if I just understand
17:36how to read the the market, I'll just
17:39somehow make money. And then I realized
17:40that actually, you know what, I need a
17:43trading plan. So if I just put together
17:44a trading plan, well, now I'll
17:46definitely make money. And then I
17:48realized that actually I don't really
17:50know if this trading plan is even
17:51working. And so I'm taking trades but
17:53now I'm not confident in the trade I'm
17:55taking. Or when I lose three trades in a
17:58row, I start doubting whether my
18:00strategy even actually works. And then
18:03you start testing. And then I say to
18:06myself, okay, I've tested the strategy.
18:09Now I know that I have a strategy that
18:12works. And this is where so many traders
18:15can't get past because they all think
18:18for their entire period is when they get
18:20to this level that this is the final
18:22boss. I have a strategy that I know
18:24makes money. That's the hardest part.
18:26Right? Wrong. The next level is what I
18:30call the
18:34performance gap.
18:39The performance gap very simply put is
18:42the difference between your theoretical
18:45results. So you had a strategy, you
18:47tested it, you have a full year of data.
18:50That strategy in that one year returned
18:53100% if you would have taken every trade
18:55and traded it perfectly. That is the
18:57capability of your trading strategy.
18:59Right? So the actual strategy has the
19:02chance of making 100% in a year. But
19:04what happens? Traders have this thing
19:07called the performance gap, which is the
19:09difference between your theoretical
19:11results and your actual results. Because
19:14now the biggest problem that exists is
19:17you have to show up every single day and
19:20take the trades that meet your plan and
19:23not deviate from your plan. Don't close
19:25early. Don't miss a day. Don't hesitate
19:27on a trade, right? All of these things,
19:30you have to make sure that you follow
19:31your plan to perfection. That's a
19:33difficult thing to do. And so what a lot
19:36of traders experience is a performance
19:38gap. Some traders experience a small
19:41performance gap. The strategy could do
19:43100% and instead of 100% maybe they get
19:4620% out of the strategy. This was me in
19:49the beginning as well. Right? I've been
19:50through in all of these steps which is
19:52why I understand that this is the way to
19:53do it. Right? I wish someone had
19:56explained this to me a long time ago. I
19:58knew that my strategy worked. I knew
19:59that it was great. But for some reason
20:01in historical data my strategy was
20:03averaging you know 100% 80% 90% 110% in
20:08this ballpark region per year but at the
20:11end of each month I kept on racking up
20:14these 3% months or these 2% months. And
20:17the reality is is I was making money. I
20:19was a profitable trader but I still felt
20:21like an utter failure. And the reason I
20:24felt like a failure is because number
20:26one I had unrealistic expectations of
20:28what's possible. And number two is that
20:31I'm I know I'm underperforming. And so
20:34if you're at that point right now, maybe
20:35you are slightly profitable. I want you
20:38to understand that this isn't a terrible
20:41place to be. It's a lot better than
20:43being down here. And it's also a lot
20:45better than other traders, which is a
20:48lot of them, where actually their
20:50strategy is profitable, and somehow they
20:53still end up losing 40% in a year. they
20:56still end up blowing funded accounts.
20:58Like how many traders out there, maybe
21:00yourself included, you you have a
21:02profitable trading strategy, you know
21:04that it works and yet you're blowing
21:06funded challenge after funded challenge
21:07after funed challenge or you've got a
21:09personal account and right now you're
21:10sitting in 20% of draw down. Hello.
21:13There's a huge discrepancy between your
21:16theoretical results and your actual
21:18ability to execute the results. So
21:21what's the solution? The solution
21:24is discipline.
21:26Now, that word gets thrown out so much
21:29and honestly, I hesitate to use it a lot
21:31of the time, but it is discipline. It
21:34does come down to discipline, but it's a
21:36lot deeper than that because a lot of
21:38people hear that and think, I just need
21:40to be more disciplined. I just need to
21:41be more disciplined. And whilst that is
21:44true, telling yourself that you need to
21:45be more disciplined doesn't work. I
21:47mean, you probably experienced it your
21:49yourself, right? I need to be more
21:51disciplined. I need to be more
21:52disciplined. I need to be more
21:52disciplined. which is basically what
21:54you're saying is I'm not disciplined.
21:55I'm not disciplined. I'm not
21:56disciplined. And then you're trying to
21:57come into the market and you're trying
21:59to exert your willpower. You're trying
22:00to force your discipline on the market,
22:02but you don't even understand what's
22:04happening to you. You don't understand
22:06why you're not following your plan. And
22:10this is where psychology comes involved.
22:14Right? The big problem here is
22:16psychology. And everyone tells you,
22:18every profitable trader, and I will tell
22:20you myself, trading is 80% psychology.
22:23There are traders out there that say
22:24that's BS. I don't believe that they're
22:26real traders because any real trader
22:28understands that the biggest battle that
22:31we face is our ability to control
22:33ourselves. The people out there that
22:35just say psychology is irrelevant if you
22:38have a good trading strategy, I don't
22:39believe that they're actually profitable
22:41traders, I'll be totally honest with
22:42you. Because if you really don't believe
22:45that the biggest goal is to be able to
22:49follow your plan, then I'm I'm not
22:51really sure that you've ever actually
22:52tried to follow your plan consistently.
22:54That's really the truth. The problem is
22:57psychology and poor psychology, which is
23:01essentially dis disobedience, is what
23:06causes the performance gap.
23:11Your inability to follow your plan is
23:14why you aren't making money. If you're
23:15at a point right now where you have a
23:17profitable strategy that you've proven
23:18is profitable, your problem is
23:20psychology. Now, the thing is is you're
23:22probably out there now after taking
23:24these trades, you're probably sitting to
23:26yourself on YouTube trying to look for
23:27new trading strategies, new ways to read
23:30the market because some for some reason,
23:33even though I mean it worked before,
23:35maybe it's just stopped working, right?
23:37And the reality is is probably not. The
23:39reality is is you're probably not taking
23:42the trades that you need to be taking.
23:44And so you need to figure out here the
23:47big problem here, the
23:50milliondoll, right? The million
23:53dollar problem that if you solve this
23:56problem genuinely will unlock millions
23:59of dollars is your ability to follow
24:02your rules. And that comes from really
24:06understanding yourself, understanding
24:08your patterns, understanding your
24:10behaviors, understanding your triggers,
24:12and then overcoming those triggers. But
24:14here's the kicker again. You can do the
24:17psychological work, but until you do
24:20what's required at step five, you don't
24:22actually know number one whether it's
24:24working and number two whether you're
24:27going to be able to sustain it. Because
24:28step number five is an operating system.
24:31And I'll tell you this right now, 1% of
24:35traders get to this level because if you
24:38get to that point, you've already
24:39mastered these things, right? You you
24:41haven't necessarily mastered psychology,
24:43but you're doing the actual work
24:45required to bridge the gap. What you're
24:48missing then is an OS, right? An
24:51operating system. An operating system is
24:54a designated centralized area where you
24:58look at everything trading related. You
24:59look at all the trades you've
25:02taken, the
25:05outcomes of those
25:07trades.
25:11Why why you took the trade alignment?
25:15So, was this trade in alignment with
25:19your plan? Right? And then when you have
25:22all of this data and then you put in
25:24place
25:27a review
25:29system, right? A review system which is
25:33a process that you go through where you
25:36review everything that you're doing on a
25:38daily basis. Every single week at the
25:40end of the week, I go in and look at
25:42every single decision that I made in the
25:44market that week and I understand this.
25:47How well were my outcomes? Did I make
25:50money? Yes or no? Okay, let's say for
25:53example, I didn't make money that week.
25:55For me, that doesn't mean that it was a
25:56bad week. For me, a bad week is I didn't
26:00follow my plan. This one here, this is
26:03the key, alignment. This is the most
26:05important data point. Was I trading in
26:08alignment with my plan? The problem that
26:09most traders have is their most
26:12important point is their outcome. Did I
26:14make money? If I didn't make money, it's
26:16bad. If I did make money, it's good.
26:19That's not how it works. Because being a
26:21trader, if you want to succeed in the
26:23long term, it is, and please, please,
26:26please, please, if there's anything you
26:28take from this, it's this. A trader's
26:31ability to make
26:34money
26:38is
26:41proportionate
26:42to his
26:46ability to
26:49follow his
26:51plan. Excuse my messy writing, but a
26:54trader's ability to make money is
26:57proportionate. Proportionate means
26:59relative, right? If I follow it 10%,
27:02I'll get 10% of the rewards. It's
27:05proportionate to his ability to follow
27:07his plan. Successful trading is not I
27:10made $5,000 today, but I didn't follow
27:15my
27:18plan. For you, maybe that's
27:21good for me. That's dangerous. If I make
27:24money not following my plan, what does
27:27that tell my mind? That tells my mind
27:30it's safe to not follow your plan. In
27:31fact, not following your plan is good.
27:36That's the message that my brain makes.
27:37If I do that too many times and I feel
27:40good about the money that was made,
27:43guess what happens? Without even knowing
27:45it, in due time, you're going to see
27:47your inability to follow your plan get
27:50progressively higher. So it's very
27:52important that you disassociate outcome
27:55and alignment because outcome is
27:59nothing. Alignment is everything because
28:02you should only be caring about
28:03alignment of course if you have these
28:06things. Right? Again if there's any
28:08trader that out there that tells you
28:09that psychology isn't important, don't
28:10focus on it. If they give the context
28:13until you have an edge, I agree. But
28:19once you get past this point, it's all
28:21about
28:23you. It's all about you. There's nothing
28:26that trading strategies and technicals
28:28and the market can do for you anymore.
28:30Nothing. Now it's you versus you. Now,
28:33every day you show up to the markets and
28:35the market's going to mirror you. Mirror
28:37your ability to follow your plan, mirror
28:39your impatience, mirror your
28:41consistency. That's the key. So at step
28:44five, you need an operating system, an
28:47area that you can look at all of your
28:49data and consistently monitor what's
28:52going on because what we need to be
28:54understanding is our performance. And
28:57this is how usual performance goes. We
29:00have highs, we have lows, we have high
29:03periods, we have low periods, we have
29:04high periods. If you are a human, you've
29:06experienced this in every single thing
29:08that you've done in your life. For me,
29:11here's what I want to do. I want to
29:12understand when I'm at my low periods,
29:15what's going on? What am I doing? And
29:18can I be doing things differently?
29:20Because your actions equal your outputs.
29:24Right? I think it's Newton's third law.
29:26For every action, there's an equal and
29:28opposite reaction. Simply putting, what
29:30you put in is what you get out. Your
29:34actions dictate the reactions of what
29:37you get. So, it's everything about
29:39alignment. If you can have all of these
29:41things and you can put them all together
29:43and you do the work, it is impossible
29:46not to get to the point of 10K a month.
29:48And that really is just a starting
29:50point. $200,000 account starting point.
29:52You can go way higher than this. But
29:55goal number one, let's get you to
29:57$10,000 a month. And that's exactly how
29:59you do it. Now, you have to go and do
30:02it. And so, again, you have two
30:04different options. If you would like to
30:06work with me and my team, we will take
30:08you through every single step of this.
30:11We will show you exactly how to read the
30:13market accurately. We will give you
30:15trading strategies. Right? I have two
30:17trading strategies that are available
30:19for you with over a year of historical
30:22testing, daybyday, trade by trade for
30:24you to see and view all the data,
30:26everything proving that they are
30:28profitable. will show you not only the
30:31strategy in testing but more importantly
30:33how you can test yourself. So you'll see
30:35me for hours and hours and hours and
30:38hours sitting there taking trade after
30:41trade after trade after trade in back
30:42testing environment showing you the
30:44trading strategies that we trade. We'll
30:47solve all of these things for you. We'll
30:48give them all for you. Step number four,
30:50the performance gap. 27 different
30:52psychological modules on why the
30:55performance gap happens down to the
30:57deepest of your biological wiring, your
30:59self-sabotage, your limitations, your
31:01limiting beliefs. It goes so deep to be
31:03totally honest with you. And your
31:04trading operating system, how to set up
31:06your trading operating system, what it
31:07should look like, how to use it, how to
31:09collect all the data, how to interpret
31:11it all. Everything that you need to get
31:14to $10,000 a month, I will give you.
31:17This is what you need to do. You can do
31:18it yourself or you can do it with me,
31:21with my team. And if you would like to
31:23do it and get there faster, then down in
31:26the description, I'll leave a link. You
31:28can book a call and see whether or not
31:29it makes sense for you. But no pressure
31:32if you don't. This is still the journey
31:34you need to

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