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A Real Trackrecord The first MyFxbook link in the community. An unfakeable Record of Performance. myfxbook.com/members/Albert_… For now the Balance isn't public. I don't need the pressure now, but this will follow later. Playing this account with @kssb__ on Stocks with my favorite Setups. Profit split 50/50 like it should be in a Team. We withdraw about 50% of the Balance because we have another System running and wanted to put the margin there. On the MyFxbook link you can find some statistics of the Performance since we started the Account. For now the Trackrecord is short, but time will tell. Might be good might be gone in future.
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“In the end, the Party would announce that two and two made five, and you would have to believe it.” — George Orwell, “1984”
RFK Jr: "A Democratic senator claimed it's mathematically impossible to have a drug drop by 600%. I said, 'Well, if the drug was $100 and it raises to $600, that would be a 600% rise. If it drops from $600 to $100, that's a 600% savings.'" Trump: "Right"
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RFK Jr.'s example misstates percentage changes. From $100 to $600 is a 500% increase ((600-100)/100 × 100). From $600 to $100 is an 83.3% decrease ((100-600)/600 × 100). A 600% decrease from $600 would reach a negative price. newsweek.com/rfk-jr-trump-d… cnn.com/2025/09/23/pol… calculatorsoup.com/calculators/al…
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The Potential Power of Putting Out Your Opinion Monkey See, Monkey Do… Monkey Die The Werther Effect - to make clear how powerful it can be. This is - again - not meant to offend anyone. If you feel offended, we have a saying in German for that: only affected dogs bark. Yeah it’s written provocative - but for a reason. If you survived the first lines, I think you ready for the read. What I wrote is based on facts. You can find the Facts in "Influence - the Psychology of Persuasion" by Robert B. Cialdini. And if you are interested you can just look it up and check the facts elsewhere. The Werther Effect: „Die Leiden des jungen Werthers“ (The Sorrows of Young Werther) by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, from 29. September 1774 is telling a story about a guy called Werther. The Book was very successful when released and provided Goethe with fame. Werther - the main role - committed Suicide in the Book. So Goethe got his fame. A crazy byproduct was a wave of suicides across Europe. Why? To make that understandable we need to understand the human behavior. Many of us look for confirmation and - I know you believe you are super individual (me too btw) - are part of a herd. It can be a herd in the herd in a form of subculture but you are still looking for people that you can identify with. It’s not always bad. It’s just what it is. We can identify best with people that share similar attributes. Age. Clothing. Origin. Whatever. But why are we doing it? We are looking for Social Proof. And thats a very strong Effect. Definition: Social Proof is a psychological and social phenomenon where people mirror the actions of others to reflect correct behavior, especially in uncertain situations." When is the principle of Social Proof and its effect the strongest? When people are unsure of themselves - thats when humans tend to follow the lead of others. You will find a lot of more examples, let me give you one: On March 31 in 2017 Netflix released a series called 13 Reasons why. In the series a young high school student commits suicide. She leaves thirteen tapes behind with reasons for doing it. In the next thirty days the number of suicides among young adolescents rose by 28.9 percent. So the persons committing suicide all identified heavily with this actress and did what was kinda the „right thing“ to do?! Now you see how strong social proof really is. To give some less brutal examples from the daily life: Why do people often queue at a red light in one lane but the other is free while both lanes pointing same direction? Why does it always take someone "special" in supermarket who is "brave" enough to ask for a second cashier? Now I want to come back to why I am a strong believer not everybody should have and post an opinion. And yeah I love to discuss, but pretty often it’s absolutely useless and a waste of time, because a lot of discussions would never happen if we just check the facts before. But the discussion isn't an issue if we just accept the Facts after discussing. Once we accept the Facts we can start to really discuss and look for more facts that might lead to a theory. Problematic are discussions that happen where people just deny facts, too lazy to look them up but still allow themselves to speak. To compare the behavior, it's similar like waiting in the long queue and stating the empty queue will take longer time. The problem is not the discussion itself, but that people gonna join the uneducated opinion camp and design their choices by that - you want that? But thats not why I’m posting this. And when you ask yourself why I discuss - to put out facts. Only st*pid people don’t accept to be wrong - so if you have a fact that proves me wrong, please drop it! I post this, because some are maybe not aware what they can cause with putting out their opinion. Now we make a small thought experiment: Let’s just say its the last Month before Germany is absolutely cooked and it happens - man will be forced into military service. I mean it’s not that long time ago but yeah… Okay we are now in this last Month. And Albert makes this post that he did… Albert did his research and only released facts, nothing else. Some people might identify with the Persona Albert and grab the opportunity and do whatever they believe is useful to do. Leave the country maybe, find an alternative, get super fat to not be considered by the army (come on a small joke here n there huh?) So all these people are now feed with something that secures their future - we still in the thought experiment ok? But now you release your opinion in the comments. Maybe someone is in there who identifies heavily with you and you just say thats not true, or whatever. We now conquer a fact based post with an opinion based on something thats - what? What is an opinion? "An opinion is a personal belief, judgment, or sentiment about someone or something that is not based on absolute proof or certainty. It reflects feelings, attitudes, or interpretations, as opposed to objective facts. It can also refer to a formal expert appraisal or public consensus." First it isn’t a problem. But the effects of Social Proof turn it into one. The month passes. All Albert followers, packed with the fact, left the country. All of those who identified with you are now in a very bad situation. Why am I typing this? It’s not about a single situation. It happens very often and the more you get into the thought process the more you maybe stumble over some things the government, the media, the world itself you live in, has installed only to… (mis)lead you? What if you heavily identify with persons between 18 and 25 that trade crypto? What if you buy always when they buy and sell when they sell? What if thats a perfectly installed and prepared trap you get rekt in every time it’s placed in front of you? Now think more - how many times you heard „if you want to be wealthy in life you have to go to school, university bla bla bla“… Maybe you did. How does the average life taste? Nothing bad with it, but you follow me because you don't want to live that life I think. I mean you did what everybody else did or told you, now you are here. Someone had an opinion, but instead of a 911 in Heidelberg you are driving a Passat in Leipzig because your Boss, the person you really studied for, says thats where you have to work the next month. This could have been avoided with just checking the facts. Its not that complicated to look the average income of someone who studied what you thought gonna make you rich - while you nosedived into the rat race. You don't identify with the 911 driving Boss, but with your public transportation user coworker. Social Proof confirms that you do right - while you failed your target. But the Social Proof was so strong, you haven't been able to do your research. My life was kinda different, I nosedived into a different problem. But same effect. So you maybe discuss things for the sake of discussing, but before you really release an opinion out into the world be very clear to yourself, that you maybe influence people in their decision making. Now think about people that post only because they look for validation - and now think about the people that identify with those people. WTF. You get the point? With the post that I released about the facts that I researched before I just stated something that is what it is: A fact that is public black on white written down in the law and is freshly changed. Some nice people discussed and accepted the facts. Some didn't. Thats not too important, whats way more fascinating is if you look into society how they handle these facts. Same like Covid lovers, they now say it’s „fake news“ or „click-bait“ - and thats dangerous. Why? Putting out that opinion will lead to a domino effect - we had that in the past and we gonna have that in the future. So Imagine someone who says it’s „fake news“ is a person that thousands identify with - they spread it and find per person another 500 who identify with them. This is how weak societies are build. This is why people still send their children to Wing Tsun Courses - yeah your son is gonna get beaten up, send him to real combat sports ffs... that waving hand BS wont scare anyone. No he wont disarm anybody. Yes he gonna get stabbed if he believes he can. Combatsports are factchecked via MMA and Wing Tsun doesn't exist there but people still pay coaches for - what!? You can put the whole text over everything we are witnessing. Be it in social media, in real life, in your family, your society or whatever. The Werther Effect is the evil brother of the Bannister Effect. Both are triggered by Social Proof. Conclusion: If you really have checked the Facts and you are aware of the power your opinion carries, that you put out into the world, the things you have to say might be important - or it might be important to say nothing. If you didn’t check the facts, you might start a negative domino effect that, if you are a good person, you would avoid to kick off. Now the most important question after we have an understanding of the Effects: Why are people defending the German Government without a Factcheck? This is not a fact but my opinion: it's a form of defending - spreading wrong things in favor of the government. I would even go a step further - its close to Stockholm Syndrome if you live in Germany. What does that say about the collective intelligence we (should/could) have as a species? There is something installed in our brains - and that happened with a force btw (you are forced to bring your kid to school here) - that lets many people identify with the system. Why people are instinctively reacting? Is it so hard to accept that the war machine just rotates? Gaining data of the available future Soldiers and war participants is a form of preparation. Same like a Shopowner checks the inventory before he opens. If I would like to control the Society and create behavioral patterns there are a lot of ways. Let's do another small thought experiment: We have a plan. The plan is to test how far we can go and if people really stay locked up at home. First we create uncertainty - not that hard... Flood them with a lot of different perspectives and those who carry their opinion do the rest - everything unclear = uncertainty. We go to the next step. We use the effects Social Proof for it and let strong Personas just lock themselves up, use masks and so on. But you have to think further. The conspiracy theorists who release things first are very often people that I would be embarrassed to show myself with. Weird people that are super uncomfortable to listen to, that I would never identify with transport sometimes an important fact - whats the effect? The Social Proof Effect gets inverted. It's pretty easy if you understand all that to discover how often you get influenced/controlled. Important questions that should be asked: Why does the Media spread the news right now? To be honest I don't know it, but it isn't random as usual. The law is active since 1. January 2026. It's a fact and not deniable before you argue please read the law - but why did it got spread right now? Why am I typing all this? In my life I often got affected by that. I grew up in uncertainty and it was easy for me to jump into the next best Social Proof situation to feel good. Many people suffer this and are mislead into a Life full of pain. In an optimal world, only those who have a fact speak about something. There would be only truth, nobody would be mislead. I know it's utopian to think like that. But if I do one step into that direction it gets a bit more real. Discipline your words. You might save someone. And reflect your decisions. Too many people just say "yes" to things that are super easy to fact check. In the Picture is a small example how the Truth dies.
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Well, the video on TJR got taken down. I was expecting that. In the meantime, here's the entire video. So, take a look at what is trying to be hid from you.
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The Nineteenth man. Who is the nineteenth man? When I first started trading I heard the statistic that 95% of those who try fail. That means that on average in every random sample of 20 people who started trading, only 1 of them will succeed. I imagine myself in this random sample. In a group with 20 random other people in the world who started this at the same time as me. Within this group only one of us makes it. That is going to be me. Therefore everyday I imagine the nineteenth man, hot on my heels. What is he doing? What can I be doing that he isn't? How do I guarantee that he doesn't not overtake me and leave me instead in his place? In my group of 20 I imagine 10 perhaps will be half hearted, those who will say they tried but in reality got bored or lost all their money and gave up after a few months. That leaves us with 10 who do more. They read, they learn, they take notes. But even amongst them when they start to realise the scale of the task at hand or other 'commitments' and 'responsibilities' get in the way perhaps after 12 - 18 months or so, 5 of them then too chuck in the towel. That leaves us with 5. The 5 people here are now people who really are trying and they show commitment. So what happens to them? Perhaps they try their best but one fails to discipline themselves and then caves to the comforts of normality. Another can't manage risk and blows account after account eventually giving up in a rage or despair. The a third has unforeseen life circumstances hit, a loved one falls ill or they break up with a partner and there focus is now taken else where sadly leaving this behind as a dream that never quite came to fruition. That just leaves me and the nineteenth man. The one still standing. What is he doing? Does he wake as a early as me and work as late? Is he truly as devoted to this as I am? He could well be. So how do I succeed, what is my edge... Discipline, focus and small habits. Trying to be 1% better in all that I do. Can I be 1% more focused. 1% more efficient. Get 1% more done. Put in that extra mile. Because if I don't I will end up myself the nineteenth man.
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⚠️ For any one who's updated to Obsidian V1.9, there's an issue with the 'Image Toolkit' plugin not working. There is a quick fix which can be found in the comments here github.com/sissilab/obsidian… Curtsey to @CTD444 for sharing the fix link 🤝🏼 I have made a quick video tutorial on how to fix it below
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🧠Meta-Note tutorial / walkthrough🧠 This is a in depth overview and guide of what I call 'Meta-Notes'; deep and thorough overviews of key topics written as a manual / wiki. The very act of creating these supercharges your learning⚡️resulting in a much fuller understanding of the subject as well as creating an invaluable resource for you to reference for actual decision making from there on out. My step by step flow chart for building these will be linked in the comments below.👇 I hope people enjoy and find this helpful.
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NO JOKE... ——–————————————————— Source: @CTD444 (04/09/2025)
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MoneyTaur study month 2 update: A new person is growing. 🌱 Today marks the completion of the second month of intense study. I am now 61 days deep into this process, the structure of my days and routine has not changed from my month 1 update however what is changing is my mind. Over this last month especially I have started to notice a real cognitive shift, the way I think and feel is growing. My mind is becoming refined and adapting to the task at hand, I am sharper, more focused and mentally stronger. I am still optimizing and far from done however I already have come a long way and am transitioning to a different Individual to who I was 2 months ago. My mind is starting to open and I am beginning to see all the possibilities of what I can achieve if I put my mind to it. I no longer have any doubt that I will accomplish my goals and have proved to myself what I am capable of. Everyday I wake up and I go get it from the crack of dawn until I go to bed. I am efficient and dedicated, I do not waste time and it is paying off. This month along with continued decoding and back testing I have predominantly focused on getting a deep understanding off all the relevant Price Action concepts found within the MoneyTaur model. I have scoured the internet for information have spent many many hours acquiring information, cross referencing materials and back testing ideas to acquire a ' deeper understanding ' of these concepts than merely what is found in a 15 minute YouTube video or in most posts here on X. Example of what I referring to: Market Makers, FVG's, Liquidity, Order blocks, FIB's etc etc... I have created extensive and detailed reference notes on all of these from my own research which I treat as my personal wiki within Obsidian, I will add to them all as I learn even more. A couple of the traders I have studied include Chris Lori and Sam Seiden who are OG PA/Early SMC teachers. On the topic of my obsidian, I have grown that extensively and it is now sitting at 54k words of my own in depth personal notes. This month I dedicated some time to developing and optimizing my obsidian to create a better second brain for myself, I will include a brief snapshot of it in this post however I will be publishing a more in-depth post / tutorial about it in the near future so be on the lookout for that if it catches your eye. ⏳ This month I also have begun slowly taking some live trades to get a feel of the real game. I am doing this with smaller size to begin with and so far so good. I have made some good plays and also made some mistakes ( as expected ). I am grateful for both as they allow me to learn and I intend to always fail forwards. My regular back testing practice has helped highlight a lot of stuff already for free however It is unable to truly show me my mental flaws as it does not compare. One of the biggest differences I have found between live and back testing is the impact of time. In a back testing session I am able to find out if my idea is right or not within seconds to minutes. With real trading this is takes sometimes days to weeks making it easier to slip into the habit of overmanaging positions in my experience so far. Coming into my 3rd month I am making some changes: I want to cut out the noise. Entirely. I will ( temporarily ) be leaving this account and using an ALT where I only follow Taur. @Ace_monkmode for anybody trying to dm. While I think other students much more advanced than me post great content I find it easy to get swept up in their ideas and not think for myself. This is not conducive to me becoming an elite trader. Therefore I going to take the training wheels off and plunge into the dark. Just me, MT and my charts. I do not wish to see anybody else's ideas or opinions, I am sure this will lead to me missing things and making many mistakes but that is the whole point, every mistake will be my mistake not anybody else's. Chris Lori often talks about the importance of becoming an independent thinker and I believe this is how I do it. After 00:00 tomorrow I will no longer be using this account until next month ( If I choose to come back ). I do still intend on sharing some of the posts I have prepared ( Obsidian setup and a couple 'closer looks' ) so may log on at the end of a week simply to press ' post ' however will not be staying around to reply to any comments or be opening my feed. Hand in hand with this I am also going to be implementing a new stricter trading ruleset only allowing myself ' 2 bullets ' ( trades ) per week for the next month. This both forces me to only take the best trades I can find but also minimizes the time I will need to spend managing + journaling allowing me to focus more on learning and study. There are going to be more rules and criteria than this however they are less significant and more nuanced so not worth sharing. Now I have a solid grip of the concepts required I am resuming working my way through and decoding his feed. I am approaching 2024 which is where I believe he started to share a lot of serious gems, not that everything up to then hasn't been full of sauce but I am aware this is when he started to spill the big alpha. I look forward to all I am yet to learn. Thank you to those who take the time to read these, all the best. Lights off now, time to rely on myself.
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How to change timeframes like a maniac (and speed up your analysis tenfold) Initial idea and script was shared by @n_option in Alberts/Max's discord, full credits to him. I just tweaked it a bit with grok to fit my approach. Problem is, not everyone has the same mouse so here are 3 different scripts. Basic Cycles through my most used timeframes 1m-10m 10m–50m +90m (5m steps) 1H–23H 1D–7D + 10D 1W–3W 1M–3M Middle mouse button resets to 3M Side buttons (Browser fwd/back) cycle timeframes. Advanced (if you have a 3D wheel) Same as Basic, but tilt your mouse wheel left for 1H, middle click for 1D, and tilt right for 1M. Mousewheel (Custom buttons) For mice where you can allocate every button twice (e.g., Roccat Kone XP from old gaming days). Switched controls to the media keys (Prev/Play/Next) which I mapped to my mouse wheel, screenshot with my settings is in the folder. Allows me to hit every timeframe almost instantly, by scrolling. Bonus: 365D Version Includes every timeframe from 1D to 365D, 1W-52W, 1M-12M. Waste of time (I’ll explain why in a future tweet), but it’s there if you want it. How to Get It 1.) Download AutoHotkey v1.1: autohotkey.com 2.) Grab the scripts: mega.nz/folder/6NZyRLYb#OnH0… - If you are worried about viruses or anything, open the .ahk files (it's just text), copy the code, and ask Grok/ChatGPT - he will tell you what it does. 3.) Run your script and enjoy! Extra Tips - If the script doesn't align with your flow, copy the code and paste it into grok. Tell him what he should change (timeframes, hotkeys, etc..) and he will do it flawlessly, almost everytime. - It only works in the TradingView desktop app. Click outside, and it pauses (no accidental timeframe spam in Discord!!!). - Auto-start with Windows: Press Win + R → type shell:startup → copy the script file into that folder. - Use the Replay tool to stay at your current point of time, saves even more time - And for all the mac users, get windows.
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MoneyTaur study month 1 Update: Routine, discipline and optimization. ✍️ Today marks the completion of my first month of intense study. In the 31 days since I began I have made a complete restructuring of my life, fundamentally redefining who I am as a person and what I am capable of. This is going to be a LONG format post with the aim of providing insight into what the process looks like for me and sharing tips + knowledge for those interested to learn or already learning. To provide context for this. Prior to starting these 6 months I already had nearly a year being 'aware' of the markets and around 7/8 months experience actively trading them. Without going in to too much detail I had been fortunate enough to overall have reasonable 'success' and had been net profitable since starting. I expect this partially due to some luck but I also had been taking it seriously, educating myself in depth on strategy's, macro concepts, always obeying strict risk management and taking time to journal and study my psychology. However I never felt my personality quite aligned with the methodology I traded and was dissatisfied with my performance and lack of ability to adapt to changing market conditions. MoneyTaur had always been on my radar and over time it was impossible not to notice him stand out against any other traders I had come across in the space however it was seeing the attitudes and the character traits of his other students that really sold me on the man, I felt a true affinity to the mindset and work ethic displayed leading to my decision to walk the path and do the work necessary to join them. 1) Routine.⌛️ Implementing a strict routine has been huge in making the most out of my 24 hours and increasing rate of learning. Until I started using all of it I don't think I truly appreciated the value of time. Every day 7 days a week my day starts at 6:30. I wake up and get straight out of bed, spend a moment being grateful then step outside to expose my eyes to the morning sun as I brush my teeth. Following this I have a quick cold shower and then do some fast high intensity sprints and other exercises on the spot to get my blood flowing, after this I follow a Wimhoff breathing routine and focus my eyes on a single dot the entire time ( see optimization further down for why I do this 👇) and then by 7 I am ready to jump on my computer and start working. I work without distraction until 8:30 before leaving and going to work. I work 9 - 5 however am fortune to have a job that allows me to wear headphones while I work, during work between answering phones and dealing with customers/colleagues I try and consume 3 - 4 hours of educational material typically focused on mindset, psychology or economics. After I finish work I will workout or go to an MMA gym and train ( this is not newly implemented and has been part of my routine for a long time ). After this I will be home and eating for 6:30 or 7. Then back studying until 10:30. After 10:30 I will meditate to wind down and then read until going to sleep at 11:30. Saturdays are the same except instead of going to work I will stay studying and finish my full day at 8:30PM, allowing me to have a few hours of downtime to relax. Sundays I will do my morning routine 6:30 to 9 however I take the rest of the day to rest, touch grass, and see friends + fam. This might sound extreme to some but I honestly love it. I feel at the top of my game in terms of life and every day is an accomplishment to me where I strive to be better than the day before. 2) Discipline. 🫡 None of the above would be possible without discipline. Discipline is the corner stone of this process and I couldn't achieve without it. Motivation alone will not keep me ( or anyone ) going, motivation fades and is forgettable. To become an elite level trader I must behave like an elite level trader and this means in all aspects of life not just In front of the computer. My discipline is a fortress around my dreams keeping them safe from the comforts of being average but allow one wall to crumble then the rest becomes vulnerable, therefore I maintain it in all aspects of my life whether that be my diet, my training or simple thing such as always doing 'that one annoying chore I said I would do' exactly when I said I would do it. All of this makes me a man of word and true to myself which only goes on to reinforce these patterns of behaviour/habits. I find the more disciplined I am the more easy it is to be disciplined and the more rewards I reap. Don't me wrong it's not always easy, some mornings I wake up and think ' Fuck me I'm tired ' but I still get up and go get it. 3) Optimization.🔋 It is not just my mission to put in as much hours as possible but also to extract as much value from each hour as I can. There are many effective techniques I have come across so far that allow me to get 1% more out of myself in several different areas and I'd like to do a more detailed post dedicated to this at a later date. In the mean time however here are a few of the things I have found. Increasing focus and attention span. Understanding focus is like a muscle. Every time we loose it but then pull it back is a rep, the more you do this the stronger the muscle gets and the more it will take to pull it away. Here are a couple easy techniques you can use to quickly boost focus for a short/medium period of time👇 - A kick start method of engaging focus is staring at a fixed point and narrowing vision so your eyes become laser focused on it. Do this for 2 minutes or more pulling your vision and attention back to it every time it drifts. - Breath work can also help. Focus on your breathing taking slow and deep breaths in and out. Do this for 2/3 minutes with eyes closed. For more longer term 'fixes/ improvements' there are several things you can do. - Having 'deep work/ high focus' time chunks where you have large mentally demanding tasks you set out to complete in a distraction free environment ( no phone, any other responsibilities taken care of etc) and then finding what gets you into the zone/flow to ease your mind in to these concentration states. For me that is simply writing, even as I'm typing this sentence I can feel my attention is fully absorbed by it. - Training your brain to be bored. In a world of short form brain-rot content being the norm and constant mental stimulation at our fingertips, go against the herd and be that guy who shits without his phone. And no I'm not joking, if you find it hard to concentrate ( as I often have before ) it shouldn't come as surprise being constantly mentally 'stimulated' does little to help with this. If your mind is accustomed to a base level of dopamine release higher than that output when doing non-instant gratification tasks like study it is much harder to maintain focus and not get distracted as your mind will crave that stimulation and try trick you in to 'Just looking at that one notification' or 'clicking on that one thumbnail because it looks interesting ' while you are trying to be productive. For me training my brain to not crave these things looks like: No having Instagram/ tiktok etc installed on my phone. When I'm waiting for something e.g a kettle to boil, just standing there and being in the moment instead of checking my phone. Leaving my phone at home when I workout and taking a book instead. ( I have weights and some equipment in a shed so I can do this, be warned if you bring a book to a commercial gym your gonna get some funny looks🤣). All of these things make me both much less susceptible to distraction when I actually am trying to focus but I believe also improve the quality of my day to day life, I'm more in the moment/ real world. - Don't context switch/ multi task. Last one for now but I think very important. Staying focused on a single task is huge. Every time you change task your brain has an adjustment period where it has to alter its flow to adapt to the new item at hand. This takes you out of the zone and can damage focus. If your doing something then do it. Don't start decoding a chart but then check X to see if there's any news. Don't start writing your journal but then check TV to watch trades. Etc Etc. Because even if you only do these things momentarily before switching back to the main task at hand you have already damaged your focus and veered your mind of course where it will now have to re contextualize to the original task taking you back to square one. Here are links to a few good videos on the topic of focus: Psychologist Daniel Goleman: youtube.com/watch?v=HTfYv3IE… Andrew Huberman: youtube.com/watch?v=4AwyVTHE… Justin Sung: youtube.com/watch?v=JHQ7uiec… I hope anybody reading found this helpful and hopefully there where some actionable concepts there you can go and look in to. In regards to my actual learning progress for those interested I have currently reached mid 2023 of MoneyTaur's posts. The more I progress through the posts ( going from oldest to newest ) the more in depth and applicable I am finding they become, the level of trading and track record observable is ridiculous. So far I have grown my Obsidian 32K of my own words/ notes on either his tweets or studies of concepts he has shared, its starting to come together and I will chuck a picture of it down below for what its worth. I think however the thing I have achieved so far which I am most proud of is being able to trade very profitably using the concepts I've learnt in blind back test sessions using FX pairs. I chose FX pairs to do this on as I do not know the charts ''off by heart'' like I do the crypto majors meaning I won't have any subconscious biases influencing my decisions. This helps me get a more authentic picture of my understanding. Using a simple FIB retrace + Liquidity level trade set up paired with S&D zones + MS I have been able to have very impressive ( to me at least ) profit factors at the end of sessions even on the LTF's. While I am fully aware this is nothing like real trading it gives me confidence about my future potential and reinforces I really am learning something game-changing here. Next step for month 2 alongside continuing to drill backtestting and working my way through the Taur's timeline will be forward testing FX pairs. Again I choose FX pairs as I want this to be as independent and reflective of my current level as possible and If I measured this using crypto I would be biased as I would be unable to avoid seeing setup's/ levels shared by him or other students. Ill be back in another month to update on month 2. If you made it this far, thank you for reading and a blessed day.🤝
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