After really big drawbacks come really big games.

Instead of using the pain as power, instead of saying, oh, I went through that, I felt it.

This is a part of the game.

This now makes me better because now I felt something that I never felt before.

Now I felt something that encourages me to go.

And when I look back,

I see everybody that went through this and everybody that felt this. They always came out on the

other side better. No, no, no, no. What most people do is we allow the pain then to become the

prison to say, yo, I'm not playing that gang. I ain't messing with them stock. The thing that you

don't want tomorrow is you don't want negative GDP.

Two negative GDP reports means a recession.

Alright, so we had InVidia.

We said it.

It's a mean stock at this point.

Stock got great earnings, great revenue, great CEO, biggest chip coming running, but it can't

move.

I said that's a different kind of mindset.

That's how I am in life.

If we get too comfortable with making excuses, we never find the willpower to find solutions.

I'm a solutionist, not an excusinist.

What's good? What's good? What's good? Family. Not an executionist.

What's good? What's good? What's good? Family, it's your board of Wall Street Trapper. Welcome to another episode of Trapping Tuesdays, man. Let's go, man.

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