Even for me, I'm like, I've just thought, like, look, you know what it is?

The last three months, you haven't been, uh, haven't been doing what you could.

Maybe you just got a bit sloppy thinking, oh, look, I'm, I'm averaging like whatever. I'm like, I'm taking like five, six K month. That's enough for me. And but then I think if you're not moving forward, you're going to start moving backwards. And I think that's what started to happen for me.

I've started, well I have, I've moved backwards from,

not claiming forward every day.

Lost a bit of fire, just getting comfortable.

Yeah, yeah.

So the concept of taking trading seriously, perhaps is not just something that new traders need to hear,

but perhaps more mature traders need to hear as well,

to keep to keep lighting the fire that, like, pilot light to make sure that you're still

taking it seriously every debt.

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This is a four-part series today is part three.

And today we're going to be talking about when is it time for you to actually take your trading more seriously than perhaps you do now. And since our listeners

are primarily newbies, I think it's a great topic. We've done three recordings before,

two recordings before this. One is being trigger happy versus gun shy. The other second episode is about

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