Too many traders are stuck in the illusion of improvement. They: • Watch YouTube all day • Buy every course • Download new indicators • Backtest 20 setups • Tweak their rules nonstop …and they call it progress. But when it’s time to click? They freeze.They hesitate.They sabotage. This week, we break that cycle. 🔥 Starting tomorrow:The 5-Day Fake Progress Detox Challenge What it’s about: ✅ Calling out where you’re faking growth ✅ Committing to uncomfortable, real action ✅ Building confidence by doing the hard thing daily It’s not about perfection.It’s about honest execution. 🗣️ COMMENT below if you're in(And tag your accountability partner if you have one.)

Day 1: Where Are You Faking Progress? Let’s start with a reality check. 📍Where in your trading routine are you faking progress? Be brutally honest: • Watching videos instead of executing? • Endlessly tweaking your plan to avoid pulling the trigger? • Journaling to feel productive but not actually changing anything? • Listening to psychology podcasts while still avoiding the one trade you were supposed to take? Most traders don’t fail from lack of knowledge. They fail because they’ve confused activity with growth. These are the questions we ask: How specifically do you stop yourself from succeeding?” “What’s the real payoff you get from staying stuck?” So today’s your mirror moment. 🧠 Call it out: → What’s one behavior you’re hiding behind? → What will you do instead today that actually creates momentum? Drop it below. No shame. No fluff. Just raw truth and real change starts there. @everyone

Thinking out loud lads, but wanted your inputs on what would inspire for the most active person in the Skool community for July?

Hi, My name is Enoch from Ghana but I am currently studying for my Masters in Italy at the University of Bologna. Quite a newbie in Futures trading and I look forward to learning from all of you. Peace out, Enoch

Hi Bull, I rewatched your market structure video and I have a question. Basically when a low is able to put up a new high that low is regarded as a major low or valid low. In your video on market structure there was a low which validly caused a CSD or CHOCH and put up a new high so ideally we expected price to pullback and then create a new high from the pull but in this instance price took that low which put up that recent high and you said it was because "there was a higher timeframe failure". So I guess my question is, How do you spot these higher time frame failures on a lower time frame like the 1min? You can refer to 8mins:21sec of the video in the classroom or please find attached for your perusal(the circled PA above). Happy trading, Enoch