Dude amazing! This is literally exactly what I did from 2018-2024. Lived simple as shit did all the driving gig work, hustled some other gigs, stopped dating shoved it all into s&p, Bitcoin, dividends, tech stocks & crypto. I look at my account now and still don’t get how I did it
I will get into that as we progress here but it basically comes down to 3 things. 1- learn to trust your intuition 2-be a contrarian. 3-overcome your biases and preconcieved notions about things (recency biases are a death sentence going forward) If you can master these you will start to see things differently. The next step from there is to trust yourself enough to go against the tides and not listen to the people who call you crazy.
@ I appreciate your response and perspective. I day trade futures, and I’m constantly observing my intuitive notions and how they line up with market movements. This has been a focus of mine a lot recently. Extrapolating this to investing and understanding money cycles is a future goal of mine so I look forward to staying tuned in and learning
@@ArcaneClairaudience I traded in the pit in KC and Chicago in the 90's. That's where I learned discipline, intuition and cultural mindset. After a few decades I don't look at charts other than at high level trends because I learned to trust my intuition. You're on the right path to figuring this out. Stay tuned for much more on "zen"
@@ArcaneClairaudience Remember. The goal of life is not to be rich, it's to be free. $ gives you freedom as long as you aren't hooked on the consumer side of wealth.
@@garyaksamit8726 Thats a great reminder. I’ve always told myself it’s the freedom that I seek, but I’m now thinking about how there are layers to peel back. I’ve seen how quickly my motivations can change once I make money. Then I’m forced to question why that occurs. And where I sit now, I believe a lot of the ‘zen’ that you mention is about maintaining that clear signal by mitigating outside distractions. To be connected to the correct driving force behind our decisions, aka the intuition. That’s probably the biggest change I’ve been working on recently, which is fitting my system to my intuition. It ends up being a journey of learning something new everyday
Dude amazing! This is literally exactly what I did from 2018-2024. Lived simple as shit did all the driving gig work, hustled some other gigs, stopped dating shoved it all into s&p, Bitcoin, dividends, tech stocks & crypto. I look at my account now and still don’t get how I did it
This is the way. Keep stacking my friend. It's going to take a pile of $$$ to thrive in the 2nd half of the 21st Century.
What is a way to go about educating oneself on the cycles and waves so one can ride them effectively?
I will get into that as we progress here but it basically comes down to 3 things. 1- learn to trust your intuition 2-be a contrarian. 3-overcome your biases and preconcieved notions about things (recency biases are a death sentence going forward) If you can master these you will start to see things differently. The next step from there is to trust yourself enough to go against the tides and not listen to the people who call you crazy.
@ I appreciate your response and perspective. I day trade futures, and I’m constantly observing my intuitive notions and how they line up with market movements. This has been a focus of mine a lot recently. Extrapolating this to investing and understanding money cycles is a future goal of mine so I look forward to staying tuned in and learning
@@ArcaneClairaudience I traded in the pit in KC and Chicago in the 90's. That's where I learned discipline, intuition and cultural mindset. After a few decades I don't look at charts other than at high level trends because I learned to trust my intuition. You're on the right path to figuring this out. Stay tuned for much more on "zen"
@@ArcaneClairaudience Remember. The goal of life is not to be rich, it's to be free. $ gives you freedom as long as you aren't hooked on the consumer side of wealth.
@@garyaksamit8726 Thats a great reminder. I’ve always told myself it’s the freedom that I seek, but I’m now thinking about how there are layers to peel back. I’ve seen how quickly my motivations can change once I make money. Then I’m forced to question why that occurs. And where I sit now, I believe a lot of the ‘zen’ that you mention is about maintaining that clear signal by mitigating outside distractions. To be connected to the correct driving force behind our decisions, aka the intuition. That’s probably the biggest change I’ve been working on recently, which is fitting my system to my intuition. It ends up being a journey of learning something new everyday