Fidelis Fx 🥵 retweeted
Hope you guys also keep the same energy when he finally wins the balloon d'or.
But this actually cracks me up though 🤣
Fidelis Fx 🥵 retweeted
Congratulations to me on my POP🎉🎊, now am ready to work in an oil company 🔥. Wish me well guys 🙏
When traders tell you to "lock in," it doesn't mean sit at your screen and force random trades, doing that will destroy your edge.
Instead, use that focus to learn a secondary, high income skill online.
This generates extra capital and keeps you productive while you wait for your actual setup.
Understand the difference so you don't "lock in" your way to a blown account.
Fidelis Fx 🥵 retweeted
And some of una wished me a profitable week o, make all man come collect their wishes abeg, I no do again😩
Fidelis Fx 🥵 retweeted
You don't have an income problem. You have a "spending money to impress people who don't care" problem.
Fidelis Fx 🥵 retweeted
I think we sometimes look at people who are really good at something and wonder, “How the hell did they get there?”
Whether it’s business, trading, fitness, a career, relationships, or anything else, we see someone who has mastered something and wonder why it seems so easy for them while we’re still struggling to figure it out.
But here’s the thing:
At some point, what looks difficult to us became familiar to them.
They’ve made the mistakes. They’ve learned what actually matters. They’ve gained the knowledge, experience and little details that you simply can’t pick up overnight.
It doesn’t mean the work stopped.
They just understand what they’re doing now.
And I think that’s the part we underestimate.
Sometimes the gap between “this is so hard” and “I can actually do this” is simply knowledge + experience.
Fidelis Fx 🥵 retweeted
If your wife is the landlady, you’re not the landlord. You’re just the husband of a landlady. But if you’re the landlord, your wife is the landlady.
Can someone make it make sense to me.
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Replying to @AustinAni592739 @KCEX_Official
Lower fees definitely matter, especially for traders who execute frequently. Keeping more of the edge instead of bleeding it back through costs makes a difference over time.



























