Daily Pips Trading

If you’re stuck at a job and dream of more freedom, this is why you should consider day trading 👇

I’m not saying it’s easy.
But it is possible.

Day trading changed everything for me.
Because unlike most jobs:

✅ You control your hours
✅ You control your income
✅ You don’t answer to anyone

But only if you treat it like a real skill, not a side hustle.

Most people stay stuck because they don’t know how to break the cycle.

They wait for the “right time.”
They think they need a finance degree or $50K in capital.
They don’t.

If you’ve ever said:
→ “I hate my 9–5 but I can’t just quit.”
→ “I want to work for myself but don’t know how.”
→ “I keep seeing people making money trading and I want in…”

This is your sign to actually do something about it.

I teach normal people how to read price action, build confidence, and take control - one setup at a time.

Ready to learn?

Book a call with me, it’s free.

Here are 31 things I wish more people knew from my own journey. Wins, losses, and a lot of figuring sh*t out the hard way.

🎉 Yes, I’m turning 31 today.

And if there’s one thing I’ve learned… it’s that trading teaches you more about life than just money.

1. Ask questions, don't tell stories. Your goal in life is to improve and grow, you ain't doing that by telling people how your day went.
2. You won’t get rich by trading; that's monetary, you will only be rich if you find a purpose in life.
3. Consistency > intensity. In trading. In relationships. In health.
4. Don't try to understand woman, just love them and make them feel safe
5. The faster you cut losses (in trades + life), the better.
6. If you don’t journal your trades, you’re gambling.
7. Good traders don’t chase setups. They wait for the market to come to them.
8. Self-discipline isn’t about doing more. It’s about knowing when to stop.
9. Most of your bad trades come from avoiding boredom.
10. Risk management is a love language. It shows how much you care about your future self 😊
11. Prioritise family over assets. Trust me on this.
12. Smile, be happy.
13. If it drains your peace, it’s too expensive.
14. It’s okay to rest without earning it. You’re not a machine.
15. Self-confidence is built by doing the things you said you would do.
16. Walking alone will teach you who you really are.
17. No one is thinking about you as much as you think. Live freely.
18. You don’t need 100 friends. You need 3 that actually give a s**t.
19. Saying “no” will change your life faster than saying “yes.”
20. Take care of your body. You actually have to live in it forever.
21. You are not your income. Or your followers. Or your worst day.
22. You don’t owe anyone access to you just because you used to be close.
23. Real love is boring. At least I think so, he he.
24. Journaling will fix problems you didn’t know you had.
25. If you don’t learn to be happy with a little, you won’t be with a lot.
26. The people you admire had to fight through s**t you never saw.
27. Your mindset is your operating system. Upgrade it often.
28. Momentum > motivation. Show up even when it’s not exciting.
29. Most people don’t want to improve. They just want the result.
30. Do what you are good at, not what you want, what others need, what you are actually good at. I teach.
31. Don't chase happiness in life; it has ups and downs. Chase peace.

Thanks for being here for another lap around the sun

“I’m scared I’ll go broke.”

That thought used to live in my head every day.
In trading, it feels like one bad day… and you’ll lose everything.

But I heard something that changed my thinking:

👉 “You’re not afraid of being broke.
You’re afraid of the feelings you think you’ll have if you go broke.”
- Joe Hudson

That hit me hard.

Because it’s true.
I wasn’t afraid of $0.
I was afraid of feeling like a failure, feeling embarrassed, or not being good enough.

But then came Joe’s second quote:

👉 “If you knew you’d be happy, calm, and at peace while having $0; you wouldn’t be afraid anymore.”

That one made me sit still.

And when I stopped being scared of those feelings….. about three years ago

I started trading better.
More focus. More clarity.
And better results.

If you’re scared right now, ask yourself:
“What feeling am I really afraid of?”

It might change everything.

Tell me down below 👇

Over the weekend, I hosted a live event to shift one thing:

Your mindset as a trader.

Pure mental upgrades - the kind that help you stop bleeding capital and start trading with clarity.

We covered:

→ The #1 mindset flaw that keeps most traders stuck
→ Why losing streaks spiral out of control (and how to flip them fast)
→ How to approach any trade without fear
→ The truth about self-trust and discipline
→ And how to actually get better at trading (without burning out)

If you’re someone who wants to stop overtrading…
Someone who’s tired of feeling like trading is just loss after loss…

This might be the most valuable 45 minutes you’ve missed all year.

But I’ve got you.

Comment “MINDSET” and I’ll DM you the full recording.
No fluff. Just what actually works.

This is me and my fiancee - smiling, present, living life on our terms.

My 9-5 never gave me that feeling.
Not fully.

Working for someone else…
Nodding at ideas I didn’t believe in…
Wondering if I had to agree just to keep the job,
or because they were actually right?

Felt that before?

That’s exactly why I day trade.
Not just for the money -
but for the freedom to think, move, and live on my own terms.

I’ve seen so many traders get shamed trying to talk day trading on Social Platforms:

…as if what I do for the 6+ years doesn’t work.

That’s ridiculous.

Day trading isn’t the problem - bad trading is.

When done right, trading is about:

- Understanding how the market delivers price
- Using an ex*****on model that works

When done right, focusing on one model is about:
- Building deep confidence
- Eliminating hesitation and overtrading
- Mastering one system that works under pressure

And not about limiting yourself, believing that price is “random”

Price is predictable, and I’ve proven it more times than not.

Also, I’ve noticed something intriguing:

Only amateur day traders or people who can’t find success in it get pi**ed at what I do 😊 As if I’m proving them wrong.

Maybe I am.

New traders overcomplicate becoming profitable.

Listen, if you’re new to doing this:

Avoid:
- Chasing high RR positions
- Forcing trades every session
- Trading 5+ strategies at once
- Judging your skill only by your P&L
- Automating everything but anything..

Instead:
1. Define one entry model
2. Trade only when your setup is present
3. Write a list of things that might happen (to avoid)
4. Journal
5. Track ex*****on and emotions, not just wins/losses
6. Open 30 positions before changing your approach
7. Consistently review and improve

Focus on this for the first 90 days.

Build from there.

10 simple tips to become a better trader:

1. Use one setup. Don’t jump around. Just master one thing.

2. Backtest it. Check if it works before using real money.

3. Skip bad days. (please) No setup? No trade.

4. Write it down. Track your trades to learn faster.

5. Trade one session a day. London or New York — not both.

6. Follow price, not indicators. The market leaves clues. Learn to read them.

7. Protect your focus. Don’t stare at charts all day.

8. Stay calm. If life’s messy, don’t trade that day.

9. Don’t copy others. Build your own system.

10. Find a mentor. Someone who’s already doing what you want to do.

Seems silly, but you have to read this 5 times and realise how simple it can be.

Put your head down and do some digging afterward.

90% of trading is psychology? Nope.

People love to say trading is “mostly mindset.” That’s BS.

90% of trading is STRATEGY. And one that actually works.

If you know your system works, you don’t need to fight emotions—you prevent them from taking over in the first place.

I pressured these points heavily during the livestream yesterday, let me summarize. So here’s how:

Your job as a trader is to prevent the emotions from happening. Not allowing yourself to put your conscious mind in situations where you can hurt yourself.

What kind of emotions are we preventing from happening?

1. The “Oh, I Lost” Emotion

Solution? A proven strategy.

If you’ve backtested enough, refined your entries, and understand market mechanics, you won’t spiral after a loss. Not only will you not spiral..

You recover in 3 minutes and confidently execute the next trade because you know what the market is doing.

2. The “I Have No Idea What I’m Doing” Emotion

Being in a place where you have no clue what the market is doing, you take a loss that you can't explain and you stop trusting yourself which hurts. And hurts big time usually.

Solution? Experience & learning from the right people.

Just like this Monday, bunches of people got hurt, but I knew to be smart enough not to engage with the market in quite some advance.

Every trader doubts themselves at some point. The difference? Winners have the right strategy and mentors to guide them through it.

My mentorship is built on this:
🚫 No overtrading.
🚫 No unnecessary risk.
🚫 No sitting in front of the charts all day.

You don’t need to “master your emotions” if you master your edge.

Fix your strategy, and psychology takes care of itself.

Do you agree or disagree? Drop your thoughts below. ⬇️

Most traders overthink profitability in day trading.

They believe:

“If I just learn more strategies, I’ll start making money.”

But after helping 20+ traders over the past 12 months, here’s what I know instead:

- More strategies = more confusion
- The right process makes it simple
- Consistency comes from ex*****on, not knowledge
- Overtrading kills your edge
- Your results reflect your discipline, not your ideas

When done properly, profitability can come quicker than you think.

Here’s how my process works:

1. Teach you how the market actually moves

2. Build a trading model around liquidity and precision

3. Define exact entry, risk, and management rules

4. Limit screen time to avoid random trades

5. Review & adjust with feedback and data

It’s about having a simple, repeatable system.

✅ One entry model

✅ One session per day

✅ One mindset: execute the plan, not emotions

Take the first step and see for yourself.

(No overcomplicating needed)