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From making millions to drunken reality TV star to trading with a small account and teaching ... It’s all part of my journey. Today I share some of the biggest life-changing lessons I’ve learned over the past 20+ years!
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I started out in the stock market with several thousand dollars of bar mitzvah money. I taught myself how to trade, and I made millions.**
Yeah, it makes for a great story. But so much more has happened in the past two decades beyond getting rich. Today, I’m a teacher so I can help my students prepare for everything I learned the hard way.
Today, D’Andre Evans interviews me. And I recap some of the life-changing lessons I’ve learned over the past 20 years.
I’m in Mykonos during the interview ... next up, Positano ... and soon, South Korea.
This is the life I want, and I earned it through trading. I think you can reach your goals, too, if you’re ready to work. My goal as a teacher is to help you create and live the life YOU want.
One way or another, the stock market will charge you tuition. Hopefully, when you lose, you learn your lesson. Or maybe you don’t ... and you flush your tuition down the drain.
Can you learn to adapt? Can you learn from your mistakes and keep going?
If I hadn’t seen opportunity…
I wouldn’t have started trading. I wouldn’t have been on “Wall Street Warriors.” I wouldn’t have started teaching.
I’ve had to learn some things the hard way ... like the dangers of falling in love with stocks ... whether it’s the company or the story behind a penny stock.
Penny stocks are a different game from regular stocks ... a lot of them ARE scams. But if you recognize that, you can actually learn to use it to your advantage.
I’m extremely up-front about my mistakes. I don’t try to hide my losses. I’ve even had a huge $500K loss ... but I didn’t let it ruin me. I learned from it.
The silver lining? It got me out of the hedge fund world and led me to teaching. And teaching hasn’t always been easy ... I’ve had plenty of haters over the years. But I’ve come to love them ... I’ve even turned some haters into my biggest fans.
Don’t miss my important advice about why you need to beware of fake gurus (or “furus” as I like to call ‘em) and why it’s so important to seek out mentorship.
Oh, and be sure to watch until the very end ... I’ll tell you why I share every trade and why transparency is the key to the future. Plus, I’ll give you heads up on what’s next for me and why I want everyone to google “Is Timothy Sykes a scam?”
How do you take advantage of the opportunities you see? Tell me what learned from this interview...
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