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Regularly getting out of your comfort zone is something every investor should do.
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Regularly getting out of your comfort zone is something every investor should do.
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Mike, where have you been? Thanks for the post!
Thank's for your Heartful output
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Only a minute and 58 seconds in and I gotta say, I completely agree with you, Mike. I know the feeling, I must say it is very humbling and reconnecting. We all need this from time to time. It's a very good step back from everyday everything. I admire your yearn to do these things such as cold showers which I have taken into my lifestyle here and there because of you. Your cold runs, and now cold camping. I have yet to get into running, but I feel it is a good energy mover to bring the breath of life into your body. The gift of life from the man upstairs is in alignment with your practices, I would assume they would be encouraged.
Once again, Mike, respect!
I appreciate you sharing these stories. It keeps your videos real and educational beyond your financial analysis.
Getting stuck into the daily financial market action, numbers, news, and big wigs saying this and that can really close you off from life if you let it. Your videos constantly remind me of a key thing called BALANCE!
Thank you, Mike ❤️
And to comment on the timing aspect. That only applies to options trading, which in that case yes it matters very much so.
However, in regards to building wealth… I would figure options trading is not part of that recipe. That's where most of my stress with the market would derive from, to be honest. Any open option always feels a bit uncomfortable sometimes even moreover so when you're gonna end up being right I've noticed.
Stoicism philosophy. I do the uncomfortable to build resilience. It toughens me up.
I sometimes sleep outside in the dirt and feel the fear of being in the forest or in my car.
I keep my apt at 60 degrees in winter and take cold showers. I'm more relaxed these days.
don't know about death Valley camping cougars are over there 😮
For this video thumbs up man!
Solid episode. More like it. Thanks Mike.
Mike I know what you mean by getting out of your comfort zone. Been moving out of my comfort zone since the 2008 financial fraud crisis.. The fraud crisis that basically destroyed my life so I know what you mean. Thanks for all your work on m. M. T.
Time, not timing is a good perspective to have.
Thanks pal
Hi Mike. I've been watching your channel since at least 2015. You have a very interesting point of view. I've been trying to remember the formula you've mentioned regarding a bank regulation formula and how treasury sales keep the banks compliant via a reserve drain. What's the formula? I can't find it.
Welcome back Mike. What’s happening with the flows, and oil producers?
God bless you Mike
Always appreciate the mental game talk, Mike!
Camping in Death Valley in January is not that impressive. Let's see you do it in July.
I was there in July 2018 and it was 129 degrees and I ran 10 miles.
@@mikeydoggy Very impressive.