If I had $1000 today what would I invest it in? 🤔

In case you were wondering who this guy is - that’s my brother Kyle…he’s kind of a big deal around here Today is his birthday, so please wish this old man a Happy Birthday and let him know that all he does for us is appreciated!

Thankful for this group and all the lessons learned...I finally got 4 $250Ks (couldn't pass up on the value!)...but as I've been here before, I didn't get cut - I just made the team with good practices and a decent tryout. Now comes the real and hardest test - performing well in the actual game. Thanks to @Kyle Henris and @Aramis Kudryashov and many others for sharing their knowledge and expertise.

Lots of new members recently, let’s get to know each other a little better! (Assume you’ve already paid off all the debt) I’ll go first. Pictures and stories are always welcome :)

Today I hit my personal profit goal on my first PA and was able to request a payout. I'm still kindof stunned about all of it. I joined this group on May 5 and was immediately sucked into the material Kyle provides. My experience with trading was almost zero. I've messed around with Robinhood in the past and I've had my hand in crypto for a while... but nothing like this. My instinct when joining was to expect some sort of catch, but I couldn't find any. Once I understood how funded accounts worked I was fascinated and wanted to see if I had what it takes to be a trader. Luckily and unluckily for me, the place I worked at had been shut down. I received a modest severance and was able to support myself through odd jobs while I absorbed everything I could about trading. I jumped right in and started practicing. It wasn't long until I attempted my first EA. I was incredibly nervous but did my absolute best and was able to pass. Not long after, I was doing another one. Despite a few hiccups and a discount reset or two, I had a second PA. Now I'm working on my third EA. I didn't think this would all be easy, but I didn't expect certain aspects of it to be so hard. The fear of missing out on a trade, the fear of taking one after a loss, the trade chasing, and the revenge trading. I've had to really work on myself to become better at this. I've done Jiu Jitsu for over 5 years and one thing you learn is to be comfortable being uncomfortable. Sometimes taking a trade makes me more uncomfortable then stepping on the mats at a competition. I'm really glad I stuck it out. I'm finally starting to be comfortable and confident in my strategy. This week I got my first PA over $54,000 and requested a $1000 payout. I'm looking forward to the months to come and I'm so grateful for Kyle, Ryan, the coaches, and everybody who contributes here. I'm aiming to have 5 PAs by the end of the year and be routinely receiving payouts on them. I apologize if this was a little long winded but I am fired up.