Keep a Beginner’s Mindset — and Commit to One Strategy Only

If you truly want to make serious money in the stock market over the long run — and if you really understand the big picture and believe in value investing methodology — then you must keep a beginner’s, empty-cup mindset.

When learning anything, you need to unlearn your old habits and mindset first. Study the framework carefully, understand it deeply, and execute it exactly as designed. Don’t mix in random methods from other people along the way.

There are plenty of YouTube channels teaching options, and every stock platform has opinions about what a company is “worth.” What you really don’t know is their time horizon, their thinking framework, their actual goals or if they are proven successful — are they looking at the next 10 days, 3 months, or 10 years? With different lenses and timelines, the conclusions can be completely different.

And most of them are traders, not investors.

If you keep absorbing scattered opinions from everywhere, you end up with a confused strategy and inconsistent actions. The usual result is either losing money — or making far less than you could have.

Slow down. Ground yourself. Fully understand one coherent system, and then follow it with discipline.

Your first six months are not about rushing to make big money. They are about building your system, your discipline, your mindset and your conviction. If you start off casually and loosely, you will drift off track very quickly.

I just added 2 posts in our course:

[Feb.10] Wendy's Paper Trading - for demo purposes only

https://www.skool.com/wnedys-group-3133/classroom/a1b5ffd9?md=29bbabb4c7434d97a36e84f0691c958c

[Feb.10] Phil’s Trades Executed in His Funds Today

https://www.skool.com/wnedys-group-3133/classroom/a1b5ffd9?md=4139a7dc3166447f8dc33d27d6b7818e

Please take the time to fully understand the content — you’ll see it’s truly a path that can help you break out of the prison.

Do your work,

Wendy

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