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Keep it slow and steady. It's not a fucking race. Whilst I know (as I’m sure you do too) that change doesn’t need to be implemented on the first day of a New Year, or your birthday, or the beginning of the week (ad infinitum), there is still something satisfying about beginning during what feels like a logical transition point. The New Year is perfect for this, but so many people make resolutions and don’t keep to them. One of the things I’ve found most useful over the years is learning to push myself while also being forgiving. This has been especially important for me as someone who deals with a cocktail of difficulties, including ADHD (where focus can come and then completely go), perfectionist tendencies, and an all-or-nothing mindset. Remember, almost all of us have issues that we may see as an impediment to our progress. Some of us feel that not having enough capital holds us back. Some of us might have enough capital but have health-related issues that hold us back and make it harder to cope with day-to-day life as easily as others. Still others have none of these issues but perhaps have time constraints due to personal commitments (family and a 9–5 can be a big one). The issues we can face are endless. But it’s also important to remember that whilst you may feel you have disadvantages compared to the next person, you almost always have advantages over them too, even if you’re not sure exactly what they are. Maybe you have discipline where they lack it. Maybe you have a support network where they are isolated. Maybe you simply have more drive. You won’t always know what your edge is over the next person because most people aren’t transparent about themselves and their lives, but I promise you this is true. You’re never as behind as you think, and you’re never as alone as it feels. So, to perform better in 2026, you need to think about working to your strengths and coming up with solutions to combat perceived weaknesses. Brainstorm problems, decide on simple solutions, and go slowly. The adage of becoming 1% better every day is powerful. You don’t need to do everything perfectly. You just need to do some things a little better than you are doing them already. But be forgiving with yourself. And remember that even when things are going well, refinement still matters. I’ve often used blunt language as a form of tough love to try and motivate people. But the downside of that is that if you take this name-calling too seriously, you can end up being too judgmental of yourself and possibly hindering your progress. Allow yourself to be human. We make emotional decisions. We make mistakes. This is fine. The aim is not to never make a mistake, the aim is to make mistakes and learn from them so you don’t end up repeating them over and over again. So go into this year with intention, patience, and self-respect. Do a few things slightly better than last year, consistently. I wish you all a healthy, happy, focused, and profitable 2026.

A thread on "energies". When I was in prop (so many of my stories start like this), the risk book was displayed at the front of the office. It had all the traders P&L for the day on it. For privacy reasons we weren't supposed to be looking at it...

26. Take time off to recharge when you feel you need it. Time is a great healer.

25. Journal everything you do. Question everything you read. Test every idea you have. Compare multiple outcomes on trades. (Start with whether it's a good idea to move to breakeven. Go onto whether it's beneficial to take partials)

24. If you have a problem, the process to solve it is by asking yourself: - What is the problem? - Why do I have it? - How will I solve it? Many make the mistake of leaving out the second part. Without considering why you have a problem you cannot effectively solve it.

@Trader_Dante Mostly I learned that i am a cunt And then there are the bad days..

12. Finding and taking excellent trades is not the hard part. The hard part is trying not to do anything stupid in between them.

It lies in the fact I know I'm always one step away from acting like a cunt and you think you're one step away from being someone special.

No matter what anyone tells you, giving it 100% does not guarantee success in this business. But you either embrace that and do it anyway or you sit there one day, wondering what might have been. Which one are you doing?

So, I ask: How committed are you? Are you simply having some fun, fucking around and hoping for the best? Or are you giving it your all each and every day?

UBS Küresel Servet Raporuna göre küresel servetin %4,6 artışla 470 trilyon dolara ulaştığını ve dolar milyoneri sayısında en yüksek artışın %8,4 ile Türkiye'de olduğunu açıkladı. Son yapılan vergisel değişiklikler ile birlikte TR'de şirket kurup yurtdışına yazılım, mühendislik hizmetleri satmak 0 vergiye tabi oldu. Yakın gelecekte ; illegal paranın Türkiyeye girişiyle birlikte, ev, araba, arsa, borsa fiyatlarında hatta market fiyatlarında bile 2x bekliyorum... $ beklentisi zaten arttırıldı. Muhtemelen yıl sonu +50 olacaktır. Emeğiyle, alın teriyle geçinmeye çalışan tüm işçilerin 1 Mayısı kutlu olsun....

Am I always going to act professionally? No Is everyone on X always going to like me? No But do my closest friends love and respect me? No, they think I’m a cunt like everyone else.

If you find you lack discipline and keep taking poor trades out of boredom or frustration, have you ever tried acting like a fucking professional?

Hard work is admirable. Hard work is necessary. But always remember: all grind and no play only makes you a fucking bore. Cheers

Keep it slow and steady. It’s not a fucking race.

How the fuck nobody could see there is big range on usdjpy ? I really shocked

Easy answer. Everyone.

@the_Hubhub Kanka sen soylesene benim okulda bi tane ark var diyemedigi seyleri bana soylettiriyor bende onun gibi davranma karari aldim

@KorayTal Birde porno sektöründen çekilsin ibneler bunu da de onlara

@the_Hubhub Bunu atiyimda japonlar sallamasin bana bos konusuyor diye