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@TimHaldorsson @Lovable @EspressioAI Huge respect to the Lovable team for hitting that $6.6B valuation while keeping the focus on real builders. And kudos to @TimHaldorsson & the Espressio AI crew for hosting—this is exactly how Lisbon quietly cements itself as Europe's next AI collaboration hub.

we are very happy to soon be welcoming the great team at Lovable to our Espressio office in Lisbon they will host one of their founder series events focused on bringing together the Portuguese @Lovable community 🇵🇹

@MeetMattL @MeetMattL This is exactly why Lark Funding stands out in a sea of "pay-to-play" prop firms. Most challenges hit you with fees and then ghost you until you smash unrealistic profit targets

The Lark Base might be hard to understand at first because nobody else offers anything like it. But it's very simple. Every month, if you have: - 3 profitable days of 0.5% - Stay above -3.5% drawdown You then earn up to $1,000/month on top of your regular 80% payouts.

@PerceptivTrader It only leads to trading chaos.

Trading becomes dangerous when it stops being a decision process and becomes a way to cope.

@suraj_sharma14 sharing in Web2 (even if the platforms owned it all), to finally owning your content and data in Web3 — it's such a powerful evolution. We're already seeing brands and creators build directly with their communities through NFTs, DAOs, and on-chain experiences.

QUICK COMPARISON: WEB1: Read only | Centralized WEB2: Read + Write | Platforms own data WEB3: Read + Write + OWN | You control everything The shift? From consumption → creation → ownership

WEB2 (2004-Present) "Read-Write Web" - Dynamic websites - You can CREATE & SHARE - Social media, blogs, apps Example: Facebook, Instagram, YouTube BUT: Platforms own YOUR data.

@ScarfaceTrades_ Keep showing up, it'll make sense soon

“I’m not seeing progress” You’re wrong. You may not be rich But you’re slowly building the person you need to become to reach your goals Keep working Everything will happen with time.

@ItsTraderLuke If you can't buy 100k yet. Buy 10k, use same maths, that's 480. Do it twice and you can afford 100k. You don't need excessive efforts, just simple maths

$100K funded account. 1% risk = $1,000 1:2 RR = $2,000 6 wins = $12,000 6 losses = $6,000 Net: $6,000 80% payout → $4,800 You only need: • 50% win rate • 12 trades a month • One model • One pair Trading is simple. Discipline isn’t.

@wannabechamp We all know what to do to get better, the next question is, are you disciplined enough to pull it off ?

You’re not stuck. You’re undisciplined.

@Mtshub Why fake what can be real ? Especially when it's too expensive to keep up.

Living fake rich now Will leave you real broke later

One thing quietly stopping many traders from becoming consistently profitable: They need to be right. Not occasionally. Every single trade. So what happens? They close winning trades too early to “secure being right" and hold losing trades too long to “avoid being wrong.”

@Fairy_Trades You can't improve what you don't track

If you don’t study to create your own data/statistics, omo your journey go long o

@prrobbins The perfect setup doesn't exist. It's only the perfect habits that exist. Understand your behaviour, and fix them.

Stop searching for the perfect setup. Start understanding the patterns in your own behavior. That’s where consistency is built.

@rajshamani Stop consuming low quality information, and your thinking, decision, and behaviour stops being low quality.

The quality of your decisions is largely determined by the quality of the information you consume.

@edgaralandough If your dreams don't scare you, you're not audacious enough.

Major cheat code in life: ask for the big, unreasonable thing. The universe meets you at your level of audacity. - Case Kenny

@tradertheory Making 2-3% a month feels silly till you have the right amount of capital. Then it starts to make sense

1% on $1k is $10. Nobody waits a week for $10. 1% on $100k is $1k. That money makes you patient. Fund your account properly. Your psychology follows the money.

@DionTrades_ That's trading maturity. Killing the impulsive nature, and focusing on the system that can actually pay

Signs your trading psychology is finally developing: – A loss doesn't make you immediately open another trade – You feel bored when there's no setup, and that's okay – You close the charts after hitting your daily loss limit – You don't check your PnL every 30 seconds when in a trade – Missing a move doesn't ruin your day – You journal even when you don't want to – You can sit with an unrealised loss without touching your stop Most traders never get here. They just talk about strategy and never about processes. Which one of these are you still working on?

@Mtshub It shows up overtime, quitting too early ruins the chance of it working out

Edge reveals itself over hundreds of trades, not ten If you bail after three losses, you'll never see the ten wins that follow

@thejustinwelsh Society calls entrepreneurship 'risky' while treating a single employer as safe. In reality, building your own thing accelerates skills in marketing, sales, product, and resilience. As a content marketer helping experts go independent, I see it daily

We've been so trained to follow the status quo that starting your own business is considered risky. Nothing has more upside, less downside, and improves more skills at once.

@Mtshub This is why traders need to find something certain to keep them sane in this uncertain environment.

Certainty in trading is a delusion

@leerawllings This is what it takes, but many fail to realise how hard this could be

Invent yourself, then reinvent yourself. See the process in a new light. Appreciate its raw & ruthless nature. Count the costs only in the beginning. You must become the sculptor & the marble. Chipping away at something more bigger than self. A complete alignment of mind body & spirit. An endless pursuit 🎈

@t0mbfx Most want to see progress in a short while for a business that takes years to master.

“Bro I’ve been trading for 6 months and I’m still unprofitable what do I do?” You can start by building some patience It took me 4+ YEARS to become a profitable trader That whole time my daily routine would be: •Check for trade setups before work •Go to work (I was a bricklayer and worked in Tesco) •Check for trade setups at lunch and after work •Go to the gym •Backtest my strategy or watch trading YouTube videos This was my daily life for 4 years Really boring, but I kept consistent and now I’m a 7 figure funded trader doing what I want, when I want It’s going to take longer than you expect - but it’s worth it in the end