Quote from: CryptopreneurBrainboss on Today at 03:54:05 PM

Quote from: Sandra_hakeem on June 02, 2023, 07:12:11 PM

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So you're trying to advice him to quit his teaching job and focus on trading. By quiting his teaching job he's giving up on the kids he used to teach to focus on himself. if you ask me I'll call that selfishness. Life isn't about the money that we were able to make but the lifes we were able to impact while we were on earth because when you finally depart this world, it's the memories that stays with us and not the money you were able to gather while you were here. They'll just be passed on to your next of kin that'll rubbish the money as we see with today's youths living unnecessary expensive lifestyle because they didn't work for their money.

Trading doesn't need all your time and concentration and it mustn't be a full time job. Majority of traders we have are part time traders. They're not actively on the desktop screen minoring every candle stick. You can complete your trades for the day in matters of hours and carryon with other matters of life so the teacher must not basically quit unless she or he doesn't love what he's doing by impacting knowledge into the younger generation then she can quit and focused all her attention of looking for money through trading.

Allow me to agree with you on this point - of course trading and work can be done without requiring the trader to walk away from either one forever. It just needs to be the right timing between work and trading - and they shouldn't think that they can always make a profit trading so it's safe for them to leave their job. Work is prestige which in its function can differentiate someone between the unemployed and the worker.