- Oct 13
Before You Tell Yourself that You Can't be a Trader, Think about what You've Already Done
- Crystal Ortiz-Pizarro
- Trading, Trading Psychology, Mindset
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A major blind spot that new traders have, as far as I've seen, is that they approach trading with a sense of fear, dread and disbelief, while completely forgetting about their own track records of getting through some extremely difficult problems.
I have literally listened to accomplished, active professionals talk about the nerves they feel when making the choice to risk $50 on a 10-second trade.
I mentored a student in 2024 who studied really carefully - I mean, she took meticulous notes and even did video journals - and gave 6 months of her life to one of these courses, loaded her account, and for 3 months straight, she couldn't bring herself to make her first trade. Fear gripped her, and she eventually fizzled out, which was a shame because I knew that if she just gave herself a chance, she could have done very well.
If she stuck to it, chances are, that today, her life would be 100% removed from the issues she faced when she was driven to that choice to learn.
Before you make the decision to learn options trading with us, please think about something you can do today, that you had no clue how to do when you started. Maybe you were hired for a job you barely qualified for? Maybe, you built a business from scratch, or went back to school while raising a family? What did the first month in a new arena look like at that time? Six months after that, what skills did you develop?
Living just a little bit can show you exactly what you're capable of overcoming against a big wall of odds.
Trading is just another skill - it really doesn't have to be a scary ordeal. You can just add it to your long list of battles won.
The DLTC 6.0 gives you recorded lessons to work through at your own pace, Sunday reviews to ask questions, and three months of live mentorship to see how experienced traders make decisions in real time.
You can do it. Come get the details for free.
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