Master of the Mind

If a mind is a terrible thing to waste, the waste of a MASTERMIND must be diabolical.

“If You Find Yourself Weak In Persistence Surround Yourself With A Mastermind Group” – Napoleon Hill.

Today's post is simply a reminder that you are currently around many people that have the same goals and interests as you.

Please use the comment section on this blog post to express what you would like to see more of, what you need assistance with, what you would like to gain from this experience, and what you are able to contribute.

Perfect Practice Makes Perfect

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"Perfect practice makes perfect!"

"To be Early is to be on time. To be on time is to be late, and to be late is out of the question!"

These 2 phrases say that you have to practice perfection in order to achieve perfection and to SHOW UP EARLY is right on time because everything has some sort of preparation BEFORE beginning the task at hand.

We have taken these things into consideration in trading because we have to prepare ourselves ahead of the market open by documenting SEVERAL data points in order to be successful in the market.

This post is specifically created to be used as a guide to practicing your process and to be early to the market so that you get all the information you need in order to be successful.

Below you will gain access to study material created by students of The 2 Week Intensive course that will assist you in the bonds market. This includes:

1. Flashcards and a bond daily checklist sheet that I created a couple months ago for the discord group

2. A dope and creative study video on the bonds market created recently by Autecia Neal for the discord group

3. A detailed journal entry worksheet for the bonds market created by Denise Brown for the discord group

4. I will also include the journal ideas and trade strategy worksheet that I created and posted here on the blog.

Be sure you bookmark this page in your browser :)

If you are in the 2 Week Intensive class, please refer to the market replay video that was sent by Chris and PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE!

Without further adieu, check below for all the resources and HAPPY STUDIES!

DAILY TRADING CHECKLIST

BONDS MARKET FLASHCARDS

JOURNAL ENTRY IDEAS AND DAILY STRATEGY

JOURNAL ENTRY TEMPLATE

How often are you studying? Be real!

A quick post about loss tolerance

In the Two Week Intensive class on December 8, 2020, Chris Cole said that you must change how you look at money on the micro level in order to change how you see it on the macro level, or the bigger picture.

He went on to say that "in order to make a certain amount of money, you have to deploy a certain percentage of capital".

It takes money to make money, for the people just waking up.

Most people are in a state of financial PTSD due to looking at the use of money with the wrong perception. We tend to look at money in dollar amounts.

Chris mentioned this by saying that we are looking at trades like we are SPENDING money. But those who are looking at prosperity are looking at percentages.

This is just a quick reminder that you decide what a loss is.

You are literally in the face of the giant every trade and if your loss tolerance is low, your wins will also be low.

I am CURRENTLY learning this about myself.

I had a conversation with a friend and I said "I have to stop saying that I LOST everything last year because that's just not true. I LET GO of everything because I literally could have kept going. I just couldn't keep going the way I was going. I needed to listen to my instinct and my body".

I let go of all the things and people in my life that caused distress, even if that meant not having the things that I was used to having.

This example shows that you can count things as a loss when its really a decision to let go. Your pain is valid, however, if you categorize your decisions to let go as a loss and not a decision, you end up giving power to loss when it belongs in the category of decisiveness.

How much loss is considered A LOT to you?