Timothy Sykes
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17 Lessons From My First Breakout Female Student
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I’m so proud of my first millionaire student, Mariana… Her journey is both inspiring and educational. That’s why I wanted to share this speech from my conference — Mariana shares her strategies, experiences, and the mindset that has propelled her success. Pay attention, take notes, and learn from her discipline!
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Watch my video to learn:
1️⃣ The importance of consistency in trading, showing up every day and maintaining a routine to ensure steady progress.
2️⃣ The significance of understanding one's personality and circumstances, which play a crucial role in developing a unique trading strategy.
3️⃣ The value of learning from losses, journaling every detail, and understanding the nuances of each trade to improve future performance.
4️⃣ How Mariana adapted her strategies over time, especially after major market changes…
5️⃣ Why it’s essential to focuse on the execution of trades rather than the amount of money made.
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