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From age 25-49, PRIORITIZE these and fix 99% of your problems...

 1. Have 3+ streams of income

99% of people chase money, only 1% make it.

You don't have to to quit your 9-5.

Use it to;

• Save and start a business offline
• Set your offline businesses in order
• Seek advice from a mentor and start a business online ( min $500)
Now, with the online business;

• Sell a book/guide
• Create online course
• Have a blog and monetize
• Offer mentorship program

One stream of income is committing financial suicide.
2. Spend at least 100 minutes of your day reading

ALL financially free people are obsessed with learning.

Financial education can be self taught.

Start by reading these books;

• Mastery
• Atomic habits
• Think and grow rich
Use the knowledge you obtain and earn with it.

The ultimate modern flex is;

• Staying anonymous
• Being filthy rich
• A great physique

Simplicity is the ONLY sustainable form of wealth.
3. Wake up at 4:00 or 5:00 am

99% of people dread at waking up early

But this saves you 2-3 hours.

Cultivate successful people habits;

• Make your bed
• Take a glass of water (or 2)
• Hit push ups/ a walk
• Read for 100 minutes

Success is hidden in your daily routine.
4. Sleep 5-6 hours

It's hard at first but you'll adjust with time

Make your bed a safe haven for your sleep.

A good night sleep will help you focus 10x better the following day.
Do this and fix your sleep;

• Be active during the day
• Invest in your beddings
• Eat 3hrs before bed
• Wear comfortable pyjamas or sleep naked
( Recommended; sleep naked)

5-6 hrs will be enough.
5. Build a writing habit

Download your thoughts on paper and you'll achieve any goal 10x faster

This should guide you;

• Write your goals down
• State the process to follow
• Visualize the end product
• Take a course of action

Create goals and hold yourself accountable.
6. Take risks

Fear of the unknown should motivate you to risk a lot.

You can control just too little.

• Open new businesses
• Meet top executives
• Take that scary deal

Ensure you're risking in assets.
7. Spend 80% of your day alone

To get creative, embrace solitude

This'll help you ;

• Reduce stress
• Boost your happiness
• Increase your mental strength
Be active in your lone time;

Do this;

• Take a pen + notebook
• Go for a walk (quiet place)
• No phone/music
• Carry a fruit or water (Recommended)
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• Making Money Online
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• Persuasive writing
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• Productivity
• Creativity
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• Virality
• Life

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For the next 90 days, PRIORITIZE these...

1. Your health

Focus on your;

• Mental health
• Physical health
• Emotional health

Do this;

• Cut toxic habits and friends
• Read great books
• Try new activities
• Eat what you want
• Take long walks
• Have great sex
• Exercise

2. Building a strong circle of friends

You don't need 100s of friends,

You only need a few who;

- Understand your main goal
- Working on themselves
- Got your back

Build friendships with assets not liabilities.

3. Learning how to talk

You never know who might come your way and turn your life around.

Know who to talk to, when, how to talk.

You'll always win.

4. Learning martial arts

People around you are aggressive and always want to fight but they can't.

Learn how to fight for yourself and yours.

You'll also learn the fights to get involved in.
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You don't need a $100,000 MBA

Here are 9 valuable lessons that took me 5 years to learn.

( 3 minutes read )

1. Quit thinking too much on the product to sell

Think of;
• A customer you can serve
• A problem you can help them solve

These are the two basics needed.

2. Connect with your customers quite often.

• Read reviews
• Have a customer service chat
• Give them phone calls

Find out how they feel and think.

This is the foundation of effective marketing and product design.

3. Avoid desperate sales.

Trying to get them to buy something, will make them rebellious.

Train yourself to think, speak, and act with abundance.

4. Networking makes the strongest pillar in any business

• Have an asset people want
• Have a skill most people don't have

Cultivate one and making connections will be 10x easier.
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1. You’ll get screwed most by the people you trust.

2. People don't care whether you succeed or fail unless they have something to gain or lose.

3. Stop telling people about your problems. 99% of them are happy you're suffering.

4. Choosing yourself is not selfish. You can't love anyone without loving yourself first.
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15 Unwritten rules that'll help you connect 100% with your friends.

1. Keep it 100% with your friends. Tell it as it is or keep it.

2. No matter what dilemma you're presented with, never snitch on your friends.

3. Avoid any relation with your friend's partner.

4. There's no debt between friends.
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From age 20-49, do these mistakes and never regret...

1. Spend 70% of your time alone

Life is not all about honey, butter and bread.

You'll become a weakling the more you spend time with people.

Do this instead;

• Spend time alone
• Work on yourself
• Guard your energy

2. Move from parents

Don't abandon them but if you want to be self-sufficient,

(Especially in a society without elaborate lites of passage to strengthen you)

Then you should move and build your safety nets.

There are moments when family can't help you.

3. Go against common beliefs

Common is comfortable and it's considered easy.

99% of the times it'll never serve you.

Question what there is and know what works for you.

4. Quit taking medicine

Unless it's a life threatening illness or some necessary antibiotics.

You can stay healthy with;

• The right diet
• Exercise
• Water
• Work
• Sun
• Sex

You don't always need medicine.
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Moving averages
EMA and SMA
1. Exponential Moving Average (EMA) is similar to Simple Moving Average (SMA), measuring trend direction over a period of time.
2. However, whereas SMA simply calculates an average of price data, EMA applies more weight to data that is more current
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21 EMA : SHORT TERM TREND
1. Calculates the Average Price of past 21 days
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3. Stock above 21 ema should never be shorted so as to stay with the trend
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3. A stock which moves 10-15% above 21 ema will be too extended and hence will generally pullback
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