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RE: The Effectiveness of "Pivot Trendlines", Using Bitcoin's Current Price Data
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I'll be 100% upvoting this post in a few hours from now to give all voters up until that point a nice, healthy curation bonus :)
...this is the same approach that I take on all of my posts, btw. I'll always give people a big time window to vote on my posts before I slap it with my own 100% upvote. Yes, it rewards me, but, more importantly, as I see it, anyways, it rewards my up-voters.
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thank you,,,,
so you're actually a trader?
Yes, believe it or not. haha
i have no reason to doubt that
i do remember that perhaps this is what your passion is actually about?
I'm kind of a funny guy when it comes to passions. It kind of comes and goes like seasons and changes without reasons, haha. I do have fun with trading though, which is why I've mostly stuck with it through the years. The extra money is nice too :)
I think my one big problem to deal with in this life of mine is my seriousness, and by that I mean lack of it. I don't put much value in anything and don't take too many things seriously. And for that reason it's hard for me to keep my ambition for a very long time -- at a point it begins to feel like a joke, like "why am I even doing this? Do I really even care about making my goals?" At moments the answer is a resounding "yes" and others, I'm just "meh."
I can see when looking back that it has all amounted to a lot of time wasting, going back and forth between making great efforts to "achieve greatness" and then settling back to not caring, but, for whatever reason, seeing that isn't enough for me to change the pattern.
And the funny thing is, most times I reflect on all the time wasting I just laugh. I feel sometimes like I'm wasted talent, but then I think "does it really even matter?"
I'm going to die sometime in the future, probably between the ages of 80 and 95 years old, and it really won't matter at that point what I did or didn't do. So why worry? That seems to be my motto up to this point in my life. Why worry?
Cuz one thing that I am most of the time is stress free and relaxed, and that feels good :)
Maybe my passion is just to feel good? It sounds simple and maybe a bit unambitious, but, like they say, actions speak louder than words.
I can relate about striving hard for my goals and getting frustrated feeling like s*** on some days and being just a couch potato or a worry free lass on some other days, too but if there's one thing I put as a reminder to myself these days it's to live in the moment so .. it doesn't matter much whether I make it big or not - it does matter but not that much to drive me crazy besides - YOLO so let me raise my glass on your passion of being worry free - Cheers!
Yes, living in the moment is very gratifying most times and, as I see it, it's the most effective way to emotionally and psychologically heal yourself.
The rest I couldn't have said any better, so I'll just say "I agree".
Thanks for the toast - cheers :)