The Secret to Getting Better as a Day Trader
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- In this video, I delve into an essential skill that I believe is the Holy Grail for improving not just as a trader but in various facets of life. Through a detailed discussion, I unpack a conversation with a potential student who expresses interest in my trading courses but faces financial constraints. The dialogue evolves into a broader lesson on the importance of being open to feedback and questioning one’s own logic to foster personal and professional growth.
Throughout this interaction, I highlight the paradoxes in the student's responses and emphasize the necessity of embracing feedback and inconsistencies in one’s reasoning. This process is critical for learning and improvement, particularly in fields like day trading where strategic thinking and clarity are paramount.
I aim to demonstrate through this video that questioning, seeking clarity, and being receptive to feedback are not just educational tactics but are vital life skills that facilitate significant growth and progression.
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Video Chapters
(00:00) - Introduction and the Importance of a Key Skill
(00:17) - The Dilemma of Financial Constraints
(00:46) - Preview Course Discussion
(01:16) - Payment Plan and Course Access
(01:41) - Feedback and Miscommunication
(02:55) - The Importance of Being Open to Feedback
(04:21) - Responding to Aggression and Confusion
(05:17) - Conclusion: Embracing Feedback for Growth
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I love your videos clay and i used your course to learn trading and its totally worth it !
People some times want everything so easy
Glad you were happy with the course! Cheers!
What was the secret to getting better as a trader? Maybe I missed it, please help in point form.
Thank you.
Give the video a watch. Cheers
Really enjoy these videos of you taking these comments and show where & how to improve not just as a trader but also as an human.
Also, you need to plug the podcast more often, i just started it from episode 1 a few days ago and now im on episode 7, its brilliant
Hmmmm... good feedback. Thanks!
Clickbait
How so?
@@claytrader Writing sensationalized or misleading headlines in order to attract clicks on a piece of content. But then complain the whole time.
@@claytrader Then you waste more time with the NPC on the comments of this video. Why waste your time on certain personality types. Allow the dead to bury the dead.
How was it misleading? Are you telling me the skill of learning is not super important? It's not a waste of my time. This is an educational channel and this person allowed for an educational example. Seems like a good use of time given the type of channel this is. I do thank you for your thoughts though. Cheers.
@@claytrader Alright cheif
How dare you comment on my email with you!! You miss the point and are a terrible business person. From what I see, you have nothing to teach anyone! I will never buy anything from you and I hope other people will stay away also. Even in this video you show the kind of person you are.
What was the point I missed? I told you I was trying to better understand, and you never answered. Even now, you are proving EXACTLY my point. Instead of clarifying, you are now name calling and saying I'm "terrible". People are going to accuse me of scripting this response from you given it fits so perfectly with the learning lesson. I wish you nothing but the best and hope you change your outlook on things, or else, as mentioned in the video, you will never get better.
@@claytrader I understand where Tanque Tupp is coming from. I believe there are many people out there who would like a preview of the content to test and see if they find value in purchasing a full membership/course. You graciously offered a cheaper option of purchasing a small segment at a time but that is not offering a free test drive so to speak. Thus Tanque decided not to take up your gracious offer (not being sarcastic) and then you offended by probing and coming off a bit strong. Logic has nothing to do with feelings, especially when there are no vocal tones or visual facial expressions when communicating by text. Easy to misunderstand and find offence despite you only trying to have an intelligent exchange.
@eugenekastrissios1470 I hear you, but his first message was literally him saying, "I can not afford". So a "preview" as you describe it would make zero difference because even if he liked what he saw, he by his own admission, can not afford it anyhow. So I'll have to respectfully disagree with you on that interpretation. And with all due respect, if asking questions ("probing") to gain some clarity is going to offend someone, that's a big problem. Logic has everything to do with feelings. When someone has an inconsistency in logic (aka, they're wrong), that can trigger emotions. This is all basic psychology. Thank you for your thoughts and sounds like we'll just need to agree to disagree on some of these things. Cheers!
@@claytrader Open to feedback? Logic? Perhaps you are the one that is not open to feedback. Also, logic does not seem to be your strong suit, so please don't suggest I am illogical. My logic is sound; you are trying to sell a "course" for $2500 when you yourself claim trading to be a "side hustle!" One can see that a good amount of skepticism is warranted. You clearly are not a professional and it appears that you have little knowledge of how trading is properly executed. I would suggest that you refrain from further comments as it reveals who you really are.
And you are 100% more than welcome to be skeptical. However, that's not what you said though in your original message. You said you are from India and that you "could not afford it". If you started off your first message with, "I am skeptical", then that would have been way more clear...