Kardec TraderFutures Trader. Creator of The Midas Touch. Mentor

Business Is Scary, But You Have To Take Risks

29 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Kardec Trader reflecting on the uncertainty of early years in trading and business. The speaker emphasizes that the first 2–5 years often feel unknown, that progress comes with repeated walls and pivots (e.g., moving from trading into business), and that staying consistent eventually turns the unknown into familiarity. The clip offers pragmatic encouragement to persist through early-stage uncertainty.

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First, I guess four years, five years felt like the unknown. And even now, parts of it feels like the unknown. Once you elevate in business and once you go into, like, new territories, you enter more unknown areas. The trading world. The first, I'd say four, maybe five years were unknown because even when I feel like I got it, I figured things out, I would hit a wall. Wait, do I really know what I'm doing? Do I really have an idea on how things are going? When I pivoted into, like, more business things, then I entered a new unknown in the business department. I say for anyone starting out, the first two years, three years is always like the unknown. And if you stay long and consistent enough in that one industry and you're good at what you're, that unknown just kind of flips all in. Charlie.