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Expecting a cool off period where we'll all get a chance to enter. IMO seeing a bearish divergence. I am most interested in $DOGE and $PEPE. I may do something stupid I don't recommend with $PEPE if my price entry hits. Knowing it's on coinbase and robinhood, if we get the run we deserve that's where retail will go
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Relationship-wise I want to see my parents more and travel more with my fiancé. I want to be better as a friend when it comes to making an effort and checking in with people. And in the last few months of 2024, I want to start laying the groundwork for all this. There's no starting bc it's Jan 1. Start today.
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I want my graphic novel to finally be illustrated (at least first 5 chapters) and to write a modern romance novel that I either self publish and I do for love of the game or that I try and get published. Personally I want to continue losing weight and getting mobility back after foot surgery in June.
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It's interesting to look back from time to time and realize that you forgot writing certain things and yet you still accomplished it. My biggest thing for next year is that I want to build a sustainable business with film. I have enough to live without worry, but I want to "make it" professionally.
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I can say that even if you don't do it all, you'll still do more this way. By having to take stock of your life and declare what you want, you're making yourself aware of what you want to work towards. Looking back on my 2024 goals, I've done 7/9. That's pretty freaking good.
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Then map out your plan for 2025. You can have a page for professional & financial goals, personal goals, and relationship goals. I like to do a page with everything I hope to do, and then do a top 3 for each category. Once you've done this you can use a planner or calendar to check in and hold yourself accountable.
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Things that you forgot about in March become points of pride again. I encourage you going into the new year to maybe do a 2024 recap. I use canva but it doesn't have to be pretty. Have a page that recaps what lessons you learned this year, then one that goes month by month and think of 3 things you did.
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They also summarize the goals I achieved so when I look back I can see how much happened because sometimes it feels like a year came and went and you don't really know what happened. Your psychology at times is programmed to make you feel bad, but when you can say "Wow I did x and x and x!" suddenly you feel better
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It's Friday. Middle of November. What did you get accomplished this year and what do you want to accomplish next year? Something I've been doing is making seasonal or quarterly presentations to myself. I used to do monthly but switched it up to be more sustainable. These presentations to myself map out my goals
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Well said đź‘Ź
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Got a sell signal on bitcoin. That indicator isn't the best, but it's usually decent at indicating when a big move is going to cool off.
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Logging my sells and noting that my last buys were in 2022 for Bitcoin between the price of $16,423.28 and $29,940.60. Yeah ok, I crushed that.
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I learned $PEPE is on Robinhood. That's the meme coin I've been placing small bets on because I'm wondering if all the "I missed DOGE people" will buy that. If we get the run we deserve...could be a good buy. Not doing size here because it's a dumb bet. Thinking somewhere between 5-10k for a new couch fund
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If you bull-ieve get ready to reload. Check your levels and think it over. What goes up fast may come down fast. Very curious to see if we are in the banana zone like Raoul says. If so this is going to be the real last good entry.
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You might not get rich overnight that way, but I promise these good habits lead to having a healthy relationship with money. The casino wins long term imo.
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This latest pump is reminding me that financial decisions are best made when you’re fearful. As in you shouldn’t be adding here when you didn’t want to buy during the bear.
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Friendly reminder I use the CM Super Guppy on trading view and then place bids at the moving average where the colors meet (a bit above if you're really wanting to ensure entry) and then towards the bottom of the other fast ma bands at the bottom (again higher if you want entry) and 200 EMA for stink bids
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GM. I think this move is close to over. Some strength still being seen from BTC but the post trump election euphoria I think is close to or has topped. If you're looking to enter because you managed not to chase, this is the time to pop open the daily and look at the levels you'd like to buy.
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90k $BTC sell hit 🫡 kind of crazy The sells I had from 75 just got ripped through. One remains at 95k.
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This thread is long, but it's what I'm holding myself to. I will cast if I enter or buy any dips.
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