start thinking anon. there is life changing money to be made by simply trading memecoins. but we are not limited to just that. we are in a very rare industry where thousands of dollars are thrown around like confetti everyday. we all have potential to create something big.

just got accepted to pursue electrical engineering at my most wanted university. yeah making dumb money feels great, but so does that moment when you finally get the solution to that one question which drove you to the point of insanity, making you realise that there is no upper

the problem is that you think that these traders with all the success you want knew what they had to do from the start. You don't realise that they were once lost too. The days they couldn't fall asleep in anger. anger that got them to act despite uncertainty and a disregard for

"the average minimum wage..." and now why would i even compare myself to the average? you think Socrates was worried about the average man's concerns? you think Tesla was worried about the average man's academic ambition? you yearn greatness yet you find solace in mediocrity

going to uni has been one of the best decisions of my life. feels refreshing being around people my age and learning something i'm passionate about. but everyday that i'm not here feels weird. i think grinding in crypto for the past 3 years put me on an unbreakable leash lmao.

when you start seeing your achievements as metrics to believe you're better than others, you should really reevaluate what you're aiming for in life. do you want to become better or do you want to show others that you're better?

finished my first term of uni and it's felt amazing not worrying about the price of anything and having to work a fuckass cashier job to survive. "money is everything" and "money doesn't buy happiness" are both true based on how you wish to live but it's clear that having money

ooh he so tufff look at this new pfp oooh

i love how trading is a game of constant micro-improvements and adjustments in psyche guised as luck. the person who shrugs off a 'missed' play will never surpass the traders who treat this as a personal attack on their skill, hyperanalysing why they didn't enter, who did,

getting really good at something boils down to two distinct requirements - consistency and making the fundamentals intuitive. people often try to speedrun the initial learning curve and deceive themselves into believing they've mastered it until problems arise that force you to

it’s hard to measure intrapersonal growth and mental development as subtle changes can be the most impactful. there are no original ideas but the aesthetic articulation of compounded experiences are what can lead to revelations for oneself and others. pursuing entrepreneurial

dropped axiom for this, some slight and some noticeable improvements everywhere and all differences matter in the trenches nova.trade/@danyy limited to 20 uses per day lmk when you use it got something special for you

sometimes wonder why post if it won't be seen by others but could ask the same about cooking a nice meal. i could either save 30 minutes and microwave leftovers or savour the aroma that hugs the nose while searing a steak and listening to music. i write for mental clarity, and

you can either over trade and sacrifice the most precious years of your youth just to blow it all up or you can chill, do pretty good and not worry about this shit play smart

only advice i want to give is to be extremely picky with your attention and who you learn from. do not let anyone or anything steal time from you preaching advice that has no leverage for you.