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tribune of the /replyguys 🗣️ cofounder @pageone

the mental model that works for me is thinking that all of this money that i was offered as a gift can disappear tomorrow and that, if that happens, i will have to just look for a normal job and life will still be a gift 

most of people work normal jobs anyway

hopefully it doesn't happen though. i like this

i think most successful traders operate with some version of suspended realization 

but is a fine line btwn dangerous and beneficial wrt disregarding reality of our digital wealth

most must dance well into the dangerous side before finding the benefits themself

lazy benevolent chairman of the /replyguys

Took me 3 cycles to take the emotion out of it and I’m finally making good trading decisions 😂

Co-Founder of Advantage Blockchain, Philly Jawn, sports betting, Jokes guy 

was there a shift in this cycle that allowed you to make this transition?

what was that shift?

I think just experience. Taking away my bias of “this can only go up” and “I need the maximum amount of profit. 

This has allowed me to take profit off the table consistently and now I’m playing with more “house money”

it makes me think that when something gets stuck it, eventually, rots

how do you manage the mental bandwidth that is needed in order to move from one position to another consistently? 

i've seen myself stuck in one because i don't feel the capacity for being aware of something else

I’m not taking on so many positions. I have limited capacity on tokens I’m aware of and I don’t try to chase every little opportunity that comes up. Everything at the end of the day for me is to get more $ETH so that is my goal and I stick to it

focus wins. and also realizing that it is perfectly fine to not try to maximize the amount of $ that you generate. much better to keep it simple, have some decent gains, and make it work for the long term