I’m building an AI agency with a good friend of mine. I’m going to document everything here and post updates weekly. From $0-$10,000 a month. Fuck the paid courses fuck the gurus, follow along and I’ll show you how easy it is.

Funny how everything is relative. In trading, a million people can look at the same chart and see a million different things, and each of those people might be able to consistently make money using the things they see. Same with books and movies. A million people can read the same book or watch the same movie, but their opinions and what they took away from it might be completely different. Two people can watch the same movie one thinks it’s life changing, the other forgets it exists a day later. A classroom of students can hear the same lesson, yet each will understand it in their own way, shaped by their curiosity, experiences, and biases. Some will leave feeling enlightened, some won’t even remember what was said, and some will misinterpret the whole thing. Some people will read this post and check out after the first line. Others will read it all the way through and forget it five minutes later. A few might actually stop and think about it. It’s almost as if the content itself doesn’t matter on a mass scale. Most people think learning new things makes them more intelligent, yet they can only interpret new information through what they already know. They don’t actually absorb new ideas they just reshape them to fit their existing worldview. People don’t see things as they are. They see things as they themselves are. Intelligence isn’t just about knowing more or seeing differently it’s about knowing enough to see differently in a way that leads to better understanding and results. Which in my opinion is the reason behind failure. Someone might go into a new field, trading for example, and try to learn how to trade based off of what works best for someone else. They will fail. If I interpret something like a book completely differently than everyone else then why would I be able to successfully interpret trading based off of someone else's pre constructed view on trading? Do not force someone else's view or interpretation to be your own. Understand their view and interpret it in your own way.