WIZARD OF CHART

At this point, I don’t even know what trading strategy I use. 😂 I’ve studied the logic behind so many strategies that I eventually stopped caring about their names and built my own approach from my understanding of price. So if you look at my chart and call it SMC, ICT, CRT, MSNR, Supply & Demand or whatever new acronym is trending this week… You’re probably right. 😌 The uncomfortable truth is, most trading strategies are explaining the same price action logic from different perspectives. The trading industry just loves naming ceremonies. 😂

Throwback to 2022 when I got this car, and honestly, it turned out to be one of the most expensive lessons of my life. Back then, I was really into racing. I wanted something fast, something I could enjoy. The IS250 checked all the boxes. It was quick, beautiful, and everywhere we went people admired it. I genuinely loved it. At first. Then reality hit. One day, we were heading from Akure to Lagos, three cars deep with my guys. I was leading because my car was faster. Everything was going smoothly until the car suddenly started losing power. No matter how hard I pressed the pedal, it just wouldn’t go. We stopped and found out it had overheated badly after the water dried up. We managed to get it to a mechanic, but from that day on, I never really enjoyed the car again. It was always something. AC problem. Engine issue. Fuel pump. Burnt gasket. Just problem after problem. Then came the final straw. Another trip from Lagos to Akure. We got to Ife and heavy rain started. The exact moment the rain began, the AC stopped working. We had no choice but to wind down the windows. Rain poured into the car. From Ife all the way to Akure, we were completely drenched. That was the day I was done with the car. But looking back today, the biggest lesson wasn’t about cars. It’s about life. Sometimes the things that get the most attention are the things that give us the most headaches. People see the beauty. They see the speed. They see the lifestyle. What they don’t see is the stress, the repairs, the sleepless nights, and the money constantly disappearing behind the scenes. That car taught me something I’ll never forget: Not everything that looks good is good for you. Since then, I’ve learned to value peace of mind over appearances. Because at the end of the day, the best things you own are the things that don’t own you. Lastly in my opinion is250 is a rubbish car to buy, if you own one sell it and buy a bicycle

One mistake I made when starting out as a video editor was, I chased money instead of working on my skills.

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