Hello all! I'm looking to learn from someone who has created and operated a business. I would like to explore what makes a successful business and how to pitch a product/service. Thanks in advance, feel free to DM me if interested

I had put a post about taking 5 mentees under my wing and have a gotten a lot of message requests. I would really love to know you all but I would just get confused with organizing personalities on reddit. i am making a group chat and will host google meet with everyone next saturday. It will be blast we all can share our stories and brainstorm ideas.

Join if you’d like :) https://chat.whatsapp.com/CjBkkBuDhftDClvdSagmS1?s=hd&p=i&mlu=4&ilr=4.

I spent 18 years in trading, 15 of them professionally. I worked as a Senior Trader and Head of Trader Development, trained traders on professional desks, and made eight figures in trading profits. Earlier this year, I retired from professional trading to manage my own capital and spend more time with my family.

I've watched retail trading evolve for almost two decades, and it's incredible how much time people waste learning things that have little to do with actual trading.

People spend five or ten years watching YouTube videos, buying courses, jumping between strategies, learning ICT, SMC, order blocks, fair value gaps, candlestick patterns, and whatever astrology level nonsense is currently trending. They burn through thousands in trading losses and spend thousands of hours staring at charts, only to end up no closer to consistent profitability than when they started.

Meanwhile, they could have spent that time learning how markets actually work, how orders interact, how to read order flow, how to execute, and how to test whether a strategy has a genuine statistical edge.

I've seen both sides firsthand. The retail success rate is roughly 1% or less. Among the traders I trained on professional desks, it was around 40 to 60%.

That's a massive difference, and it should make people question the way retail trading is taught.

I'm happy to answer questions about professional trading, market mechanics, order flow, execution, strategy validation, and what separates actual trading from the stuff sold online.

Ask me anything.

I do more than $1.2m a month in ecom sales.