Short spoken advice urging young people (late teens) to prioritize near-term, six-month goals over long-range plans. Speaker recommends focusing on one or two skills, identifying weaknesses to fix and strengths to polish, avoiding distractions (social media), and building momentum through consistent small steps.
My advice would just be for especially the younger generation, people that are 18, 19, don't think 10 years ahead, don't think 20 years ahead. What you're going to do. Think about the next six months. Because I see people saying have a five, ten year plan. I personally think it's all bull. I don't think you can plan for 10 years, especially when you're starting out. I just don't think it's possible. I think there's so many variables that you can't predict in your life that'll happen. Think about the next six months, put your head down, focus on one or two things, identify the skill sets you need to work on. I'm not even talking trading wise, I'm just talking your personal life. If you hate something or you're not good at something, identify that. If you good at something, polish it, make it better, and just keep moving with one step forward and over and over again. And you'll see in six months, magic will start happening, you'll start building momentum, life will start shifting paths for you. But you have to keep moving forward in a certain direction and not getting pulled by social media and nonsense and bullshit.
