People are all the same if you look at the details of how they operate, right?

They all want the basic needs, right? You know, they want love, they want money, they want

uncertainty, they want certainty, they want safety, right? So cultural divides may create conflict, right, but we all at the poor route want the same thing.

And you start seeing that people just want a chance at success.

Interesting.

Welcome back to the show guys. I'm your host as always Sean Kelly.

Got with me a pilot stock trader.

Interesting combination.

ESA Imami.

How's it going?

Hey, how you doing?

I'm good man.

I dive in your story a little bit and I'm really fascinated by your transition.

Thank you.

From pilot to professional stock traders.

Yeah, yeah.

Tell me more about that.

Yeah, absolutely man. I mean, you know, it started when I was 20 years old and 33 now, 13 years ago.

It was just when I got into the aviation industry quickly realized that. I mean, you know, good money, good income potential, but you're still owned by a boss, lots of politics, corporate politics, and I tend to be an outspoken person, and pretty individual in my opinions in what I do. So it was a pretty big gamble to rely on a boys club to make it.

That's all thought, right?

And I looked into how can I create my own, for lack of better terms freedom,

and basically the elite always hung out in the stock market.

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