On this episode of the Playbook, I have Terry, Igeoma, and the two of us are going to talk about believing in yourself, even when all of those who love you doubt you.

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I'm your host, David Meltzer.

I'm so excited because I have someone that I've wanted to meet for a long time.

Terry, Igeoma, she is the founder of Trade and Travel.

And the reason, though, Terry, I wanted to have you on is that your perspective, the way you see things, the meaning that you give it, is very similar to the way that I see things in the way in meaning that I give it.

And that's in more of a quantum sense that I've kind of escaped my perspective of what I was taught.

And I use a true foundation of science and math in order to effectuate decisions with the man-made construct of the speed of light.

Then I transcend that with the speed of thought, which I know moves so much quicker than the speed of light.

And so I know this conversation may be a little bit deeper than a lot of the trading travel conversations.

So, you know, you obviously are an extraordinary academic.

You know, MIT, you're like my siblings, right?

This incredible academic.

But you've combined that with an emotional intelligence as well, an idea of how energy moves and the science and math that you've learned in an academic setting,

you now are capable of transcoding or transitioning it into a pragmatic world, one where you can trade and I know you've had over a million-dollar day trading, which is really exciting.

But also, too, in the travel sense of experiential living.

And in order to travel, I believe time is such a crucial component.

What role does time play for you and everything that you do?

I was listening to one of your podcasts recently and you were talking about the, I think it was the 5-20 rule.

Yeah.

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