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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    If one has the capabilities, resources, and knowledge but not the results that can only mean one thing. A lack of responsibility. This applies to many areas of life but especially to trading.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    A body should never allow the unfairness of life to CONSUME him/her. To do so will detour him from whatever goal he is moving towards. A body generally should just accept the responsibility for the circumstances he finds himself in, and do so, without placing blame. Then accept the...
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    A person only has so much energy. It they use their energy blaming others they are in effect limiting the potential of their own life.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    A body must take responsibility for their life and make it happen.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    We grow by ourselves. There is no other way. People can decide to be happy or sad and then just become it. They can decide to take responsibilty for their situation and decide to live with it or they can decide to do whatever they have to do to change it. I can’t do it for you and you can’t do...
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    A Soviet prison camp in Siberia. It was there that Natan Sharansky a computer scientist and mathematician who was also dissident was sentenced in 1979 under false charges. While in prison he lived his life undergirded by this principle: “Nothing they do can humiliate me. I alone can humiliate...
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Don’t find blame. Find solutions....Henry Ford
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Most people, by the time they grow up into being adults, have their minds made up about life and they find it extremely hard to change. And they don’t really want to be challenged with any change concerning their views and beliefs. They just don’t want to be bothered with it.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Objective. Commitment to the objective.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    You are the cause and source of everything that happens in your life. It is all your creation and not anyone else’s. I am too. So... we have to assume responsibility. And assume responsibility for changing them.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    To achieve what you want in life you must have a paradigm shift. And that shift can be painful to acknowledge, accept and even consider. YOU MUST COME TO THE REALIZATION THAT YOU ALONE ARE THE CAUSE AND PRIMARY SOURCE OF YOUR ENVIRONMENT, SITUATIONS, AND CONDITIONS IN YOUR LIFE. Whatever your...
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Ralph Waldo Emerson said: “All successful men have agreed in being causationist.” See, they see themselves as the CAUSE, not the effect, of whatever happens in their lives. Unsuccessful people generally believe themselves to be the effect of their environment.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Henry Ford summed it up. “The harder I work the luckier I get” I would add smarter to harder.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Guidance from whom? Other people in the same environment? That is like taking a course on trading from someone who doesn’t trade. People listen to the wrong advice.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Life is what it is. Take responsibility to make any changes you desire. Complaining about this and that and that and this never solves anything. Remember Paradigm Shift:
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    Getting out of ANY bad situation starts with a paradigm shift in the mind and beliefs and a setting of priorities as to what you are going to spend your energy and resources on (regardless of their amount available). To blame others for one's position in life helps no one and especially the one...
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    You gotta decide to leave your own mark in life and find a way to do it...regardless.
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    The radical moral implications of luck in human life

    But fastly disappearing if the socialist get in charge......and sway the young sheeple...which is what thing appears to be happening....
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    Is Trading Itself a Bad Trade? I Analyzed the Industry- Prove Me Wrong

    Fishing
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    Is Trading Itself a Bad Trade? I Analyzed the Industry- Prove Me Wrong

    Now in light of all the mumbo jumbo how should we classify John “Rambo” Moulton? https://www.elitetrader.com/et/threads/5-questions-with-john-rambo-moulton.330486/
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