One of the worst days of my life was when I was handed the keys to my second Lamborghini.
I know that might sound strange to you.
But it gave me zero thrill…zero fulfillment… and zero sense of accomplishment.
It was just a very expensive “thing.”
That moment was life-changing for me.
I shifted from chasing materialistic stuff to putting my energy into helping others and starting a charitable foundation.
My charitable organization has donated over $7 million to over 85 charities and built over 100 schools worldwide.
And all of my trading profits are now donated to charity.
What gets me excited these days is seeing my students succeed.
Like one of my latest millionaire students, Eduardo.
His success as a trader allowed him to leave violence-torn Venezuela and give his family a better life.
Find out what trading has given him, and prepare to be inspired.
Trade For Purpose
In my early days, I was a cowboy. I would take on large positions and be comfortable taking huge PnL swings.
However, that all changed once I discovered how much I could help people through charity.
I don’t trade for the thrill of the action.
I know that every profit I book goes to someone in need.
This helps me avoid reckless choices and keeps me focused.
For Eduardo, his purpose is family.
Trading allowed him to leave Venezuela, one of the most violent countries in Latin America.
In addition, it gave him more time to spend with his family.
When you work a 9-to-5 job, you’re helping your boss achieve their dreams.
But if you can make it as a trader, it can profoundly impact you and your family’s life.
And while trading is hard and comes with a steep learning curve, I argue that the risk outweighs the reward.
Without trading, Eduardo would have been stuck in Venezuela. But now he can be anywhere in the world.
Commitment Pays
Most of my millionaire students started with a small account. Eduardo was no different. He started trading with a $1900 account.
And like my other millionaire students, his success didn’t happen overnight.
He continued to study and treated each day as a learning experience.
Most traders who fail want instant gratification. They want to make money right away.
But that’s unrealistic.
Eduardo knew that if he could continue to improve, he would eventually reach his goals.
He took his education seriously.
And is now able to spend as much time with his family as he wishes.
Take a second to watch this video to learn more about Eduardo:
If you feel inspired and want to take the next step, click here for more details.
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