Kardec Trader compares two traders: one who chases quick wins and repeatedly blows accounts, another who spends years building solid habits and reaches profitability. The difference is patience during the learning phase versus rushing for early gains.
Chapters
If you've been trading for two years, you've been trading for three years. Even if you've been trading for a year, how many people that have been watching have rushed into making money in six months? Two types of traders, right? There's trader one, both of them started in 2021, and this is trader two. Trader one rushes, the process goes back to zero. Rushes, the process goes back to 0. Rushes, the process goes back to zero. What happens here? They blow their account, they lose their funded account, and then they repeat the cycle. You go to 2025, they're still here. But in this window of four years, they've had success. But those mini successes were not built on strong foundations. So it's like imagine building story building with no strong foundation. Anytime there's anything bad that happens, the building is going to collapse. Then trader number two, who builds a strong base, doesn't get this phase of hype or excitement or success until maybe year one, or maybe like even year two or year three. And then this trader, the trajectory is a lot higher. Why? Because this person has spent such a long time in this, like flat stage. And in this flat stage, they've developed themselves. And then the hard part about this stage and the reason people have a hard time being here, you'll look at someone that you've started trading with or someone that started the same time as you, and you're like, well, he or she made money today and I did not, so I need to do what, what he or she's doing.