When you finally step up to the plate of your own life, there’s this moment — this crossroads — where you either stay in the cage you built for yourself or you walk into the unknown and find out what you’re really made of. And for a lot of people, that cage looks comfortable. It feels familiar. It doesn’t challenge you. It doesn’t stretch you. It doesn’t ask you to risk anything. It’s the routine. The job you hate but tolerate. The relationship you outgrew. The habits that keep you numb. The excuses that keep you predictable. And here’s the brutal truth nobody wants to say out loud: Your comfort zone isn’t comfort. It’s decay dressed up as safety. It’s a slow death. A quiet, passive way of saying, “I’m afraid to see what else I could be.” And I don’t know who needs to hear this today, but it’s time to bury that version of you. Let that comfort zone rest in peace. Because everything you actually want — the growth, the clarity, the strength, the discipline, the breakthrough — none of it happens in the place where nothing changes. Nothing new grows in soil that’s never turned over. Nothing powerful is built without friction. You don’t get stronger lifting feathers. You don’t evolve repeating last year’s patterns. You don’t discover who you are by staying who you’ve always been. The moment you decide, “I’m done being limited by my own fear,” everything shifts. You start walking into rooms that used to intimidate you. You start taking risks your old self would’ve run from. You start speaking up, standing tall, trusting your gut, and moving with a confidence you didn’t even know you had. And yeah — it’s uncomfortable. Growth always is. But discomfort is the doorway. Fear is the signal. Resistance is the compass. So whatever comfort zone has been keeping you small… let it go. Let it die. Let it rest. A new version of you is on the other side of discomfort — the version that finally steps into their potential instead of fantasizing about it. Time to rise. — j. anthony | @TheSoberSessions

So this may be a super dumb question… I’m paper trading to practice and I feel like I’m missing a huge concept and I like to understand all the things. When you have an account and let’s say you take a trade and want to sell, what are you selling? You don’t own that stock right? Or if I buy in a trade so I now have stock?? But day trading you want to close out all your trades in a day? I may be having a blonde moment over here…. It’s like when the dr starts talking medicine to lay people. Please someone dumb it down for me!!! I promise I’ll smart 🤪

Got trading view today. Got to paper mode, mind melted.

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I don’t understand how to profit from short positions. I’m still in the classroom.