With a long queue of spacemixes awaiting release, I am terribly bogged down by other needs, which is why I have been struggling to meet my basic 'one spacemix a week' quota.
I single-handedly care for my mom with Alzheimer's disease, and have been for over ten years.
Her health weighs heavily upon me, as I have to help her even with the most private of daily commonalities.
We have a terrible money situation, with the exception of solidly experiencing survival needs to a reasonably nice degree.
It is impossible for me to work a full-time job and care for her simultaneously, and so I need to find an alternative path to success.
I stayed true to myself throughout my adult life, and that truth artistically expresses itself.
Over three decades of authentically scraping by, while my unwavering conscience dictates that I always do the hard right thing to do, has led me here.
My hope was (and sensibly is to some degree) for the miracle of ethically securing financial health by way of a digitally viral breakout of my innovative spacemixing technique. It is not easy for someone to successfully apply that technique, so heavy demand during extremely limited supply would equal a firm end to our money problems. Then I can focus upon educating anyone who is interested in learning that technique, at least because I do not want it to die with me.
My success so far comes in the form of what I amusingly call the 'sustained golf clap'. Followers here have steadily dropped a like or more daily for awhile, and I sincerely appreciate that. But that obviously does not pay the bills, especially in our perpetually inflationary world.
About a week ago, as I have been immersing myself in learning about the economy, I witnessed an interview with a man who is reputable for having an 80% success rate in economic trading (e.g. stocks).
He did not promise an easy path, but one that is hard towards securing the healthy understanding and (inclusively emotional) discipline required by the small group of people similarly financially successful.
Being unable to buy into his $6,000 educational system, I metaphorically rolled up my sleeves (as I have done countless times throughout my life) and began to enthusiastically research heavily.
I have found a few other similar investors who all share the mantra of 'this is hard, and you likely will not succeed'. Those who do succeed need certain qualities that are rare.
I possess those qualities strongly.
Carefully watching many videos with supplementary reading over the past week, and studiously taking notes, I agree with their mantra. There is a lot to absorb and leverage properly.
My plan is simple, while the goal is not. Learn the language and the tools of the trade. Understand them comfortably. Then carefully build my sound strategy, and test it firmly within a trading simulator. If I get a consistently positive result over a reasonable span of time, then I can start using real money.
I cannot simply find an off-the-shelf strategy. Trading is a skill that must be cultivated to my character.
The goal is not to "hit a home run". To succeed, the goal is to maximize probability solely by way of "base hits". When going into a trade, there must be composure with a solid trading strategy that includes minimizing the inevitable losses.
Slow and steady wins the race, and my victory needs only to be a modest growth over the coming years.
It is a world of probability, and it offers my best hope towards affording the care for my mom that she is likely to need during the difficult (although so far for her, thankfully reasonably graceful) last phase of her life.
Do not wish me luck. Wish me a healthy success, and if you want to participate in it, then I have established a handful of ways to financially reciprocate, that are easily accessible at this journal.
More (especially meditative) spacemixes are to be released (casually noting that I will only add commentary as fit).
May you stay fit, while dealing with the unavoidable press of negativity within your life, as healthily as possible.
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