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Success is as a result of obedience to laws. #mylesmunroe

I’m in love with this sentence: “The degree to which a person can grow is directly proportional to the amount of truth he can accept about himself without running away.”

I used to check my phone for texts. Now I check it for setups. Funny how your priorities change when you finally find something you believe can change your life.

Only those that don't know how to trade and those didn't make consistent payouts from prop firms will tell you that prop firms are not good As someone that made 6 figures from FundedNext in total payouts, 6 figures from FTMO as well and 5 figures from a few other firms I will advise you to leverage on prop firms with your little money, scale up and put some into personal account rather than borrowing money to fund personal account READ FAQs to know which firms is suitable for you.

Lock-in on this for the next 90 Days can change your entire Trading Life - No Revenge trading - No Over leveraging - 1-2 high quality trades daily only - Stick to your risk Management - 7 Hours of sleep - Study your Trading chart everyday - Journal Every trades - Backtest and refine your Strategy - No impulse Entries - Aim to be 1% Better Everyday Watch how much you will improve

No matter how rough it gets please never give up If you are actually making a real effort to improve everyday eventually it will click fo you And all those years of suffering you will smile at And will say to yourself it was worth it My darkest moment was when I was homeless sleeping out of my car Everything in my life was falling apart Fiance cheated on me Started popping pills and drinking developed a bad addiction No friends no support nothing for a time But through the power of God I pulled through And I live a life I once dreamed of Travelling the world No boss Financially free forever That's what trading did for me And can do for you Persevere...it does get better

Trading Forces You To Master Yourself! When you start making money: 🤫 Don’t show off 🗣️ Don’t tell everyone 💸 Don’t change your lifestyle ⚠️ Don’t increase your risk Same routine. Same discipline. Let it compound quietly.

This game will make grown men cry. Blown accounts. Empty bank. Sleepless nights staring at red candles. Every trader who made it walked through this fire first. Quit and you stay broke forever. Push through and you never work for anyone again.

For the next 6 months, fix these 9 things in your trading, and you won’t recognize the trader you become by November 2026…

Why is trading so fuckin hard? Because it's the only profession IN THE WORLD where you can work your ass off for YEARS Show up Put in the hours consistently And STILL...fall on your face and fail without anything to show for it If you never learn to accept Ls and think in probabilities it will never happen Psychology is the final key

As a man, your ability to remain loyal to your own vision when everyone around you has stopped believing is your greatest test.

Never quit trading It took me 2 years of hard work to become consistently profitable Since then I have made $2,000,000 from trading and have a skill that will pay me for the rest of my life Imagine if I had quit during those 2 years I would’ve walked away with 0 and would probably be working a job that I hate All it takes is a few years of effort and then you can be free for life The grind is worth it - don’t give up

No you’re not cursed‼️ You’re just unlucky for a while Till you find what is missing.. Might be knowledge, Might be a side hustle to keep the pressure off trading Might be Capital But once it clicks, it’ll look like you’re the luckiest person in your family🫶

STOP telling ChatGPT "Write like a Human" STOP telling ChatGPT "Humanise this" STOP telling ChatGPT "Humanise that" Bad prompt = Bad result These prompts are the best 👇

Fun fact: You could lose repeatedly for months and even years in trading. Then ONE good month changes everything and wipes away all the pain. That’s how breakthroughs happen. So don’t quit too early🫱🏼‍🫲🏽

"Until death, all defeat is psychological." - Marcus Aurelius Refuse everything that would lead most people to give up. Refuse it. Rise from the dead 1000 times. Commit to never stay down & never give up. Everything you want is on the other side of struggle.

You are in your current state because of your habits and what you constantly feed your mind. Depressed people stay depressed because they consume depressed people's thoughts. Poor people remain poor because they entertain poor thoughts. You are the product of your daily habits, what you watch, read, listen to, and repeat in your head. You already know what to do. This week, be intentional. Feed your mind with empowering content, positive habits, and high value actions.

@AartTheTrader Does it have more to do with psychology or capital?

You can be right and still lose money 📍

dear God. remove the comfort that keeps me average and replace it with courage to become who you created me to be. amen.

A trader once asked me: “Do you think I can become profitable starting with prop firms or personal accounts?” My answer was simple: Profitability is not created by the size of the account. It is created by discipline, risk management, psychology and consistency. A trader blowing personal accounts will most likely blow prop firm accounts too and a disciplined trader can grow on both. The only difference is this: Personal accounts test your patience while prop firms test your ability to follow rules under pressure. Most traders think funding will change their trading but capital only amplifies the trader you already are. If you cannot manage $100 properly, $100,000 will expose you faster.

Don’t expect immediate results. It may take longer than you think to become consistently profitable. A lot depends on how emotionally attached you are to the outcome. When the desire to make money burns too intensely, it often gets in your way. You force trades, overreact, and lose perspective. Very often, progress comes only after the obsession fades. The more calmly you approach the process, the faster things tend to fall into place. When you stop desperately wanting the result, you gain the freedom to focus on what actually matters: executing your process instead of worrying about whether you will fail.