Newbie's - this is for you... And your wallet!

[pj777777]

Whenever you are being asked to part with your money for training, products or fairy dust...

... ask yourself

"Does this make sense in the world that I know?"

Or

"Would this make sense in my ideal world?"

Warning.
Here's where I piss on your chips!

Go for the former and not the latter.

Take one step at a time.

Build success in the "world" where you live.

This success will then give you confidence to move a step up.

Rinse and repeat

Ps some people may feel this is a demotivational post and that we can all achieve fantastic results from day one.

And some people can, maybe 1 in a hundred.

The 1%.

So this leads me onto asking the "rub salt in the wound question"...

...Are you one of the 1%?

Do you consistently succeed were 99% of others fail?

(Be honest with yourself, no one's watching or listening).

If you are one of the 1% then p*ss off, this isn't written for you ;-), it's written for those who strive and struggle.

If you are one of the 99% then know you can make it, know you need skills and know that this is a paced, calculated marathon, not an impulsive, reckless sprint.

Oh, and remember... fairy dust only works in fairy tales ;-)

Anyways, that's all I've got.

Carry on!

 

[fartuchy07]

Whenever you are being asked to part with your money for training, products or fairy dust...

... ask yourself

"Does this make sense in the world that I know?"

Or

"Would this make sense in my ideal world?"

Warning.
Here's where I piss on your chips!

Go for the former and not the latter.

Take one step at a time.

Build success in the "world" where you live.

This success will then give you confidence to move a step up.

Rinse and repeat

Ps some people may feel this is a demotivational post and that we can all achieve fantastic results from day one.

And some people can, maybe 1 in a hundred.

The 1%.

So this leads me onto asking the "rub salt in the wound question"...

...Are you one of the 1%?

Do you consistently succeed were 99% of others fail?

(Be honest with yourself, no one's watching or listening).

If you are one of the 1% then p*ss off, this isn't written for you ;-), it's written for those who strive and struggle.

If you are one of the 99% then know you can make it, know you need skills and know that this is a paced, calculated marathon, not an impulsive, reckless sprint.

Oh, and remember... fairy dust only works in fairy tales ;-)

Anyways, that's all I've got.

Carry on!

What do you think about writing off money put into the stock market and forex. I mean the "I'm going to lose this money anyway, but at least I'll learn something" approach.
Isn't it better to always play to win, instead of assuming that you will lose, but in return you will learn something? After all, you can win and learn.

 

[pj777777]

I prefer skill based activities.

But, sure if there is a skill in winning in the stock market against ai algorithms, then it's a personal choice I guess.

 

[Deleted member 731332]

You should think about dabbling in writing motivational books. Not bad.

 

[roydan]

This is a brilliant post.

I wish I had read something like that when I had just started. It could've saved me a lot of money and disappointments.

 

[pj777777]

You should think about dabbling in writing motivational books. Not bad.

Thank you

 

[Dopious]

Never gonna buy any chips from today.