I think college really is a great trainer how to be a worker.

Yeah.

And I never wanted to be a worker. I was kind of sick of that. And I knew that if I got

into that system, I'm pretty loyal guy. So if I got into a job at 23, I would have a hard time

quitting or trying to find something I really wanted. Then you had in a wife and kids.

And then I can see how 10, 15, 20 years go by without you ever do anything they actually are passionate about.

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Welcome back to the Stady Trade podcast.

Today, we've got another young trader, a young man.

Again, I keep doing this on these podcasts.

Where's the ladies at?

In the words of Beyonce.

But anyway, another young trader, another young man with a great work ethic, went into trading

because he, you know, he followed the similar path that I did.

He went to college just because he didn't know what else to do and then truly

found his passion in trading. Still a young guy, early 20s. I can't, I mean, I think 23, 24. He mentions

it in the podcast. I might say it wrong, but early 20s and is really pursuing his dream. He's got,

he's in the office with Jack Kellogg.

If you haven't listened to the episode with Jack, I reference it all the time.

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