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I believe that whatever you do, sports, arts, business, job, if you don't really
love what you do and only do it for the money or the glory, it will never really
work if at all. A key ingredient of success is to be doing what one loves most, do
it because that is the only thing in the world you want to spend your time on.
Only then can work become an extension of the best in oneself, not an obligation
to reap a few dollars. Only then can your creativity help generate the necessary
edge for success.
Gwenn
felixty@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I will just share what i do....these weeks i sent to a small private group
> daily buy and sell technical information (its free) ....but i require them to
> send feedback each and everyday..of what they did,not did,why or failure in
> our technical analysis a sort of Socratic like learning relationship......and
> most days they will miss sending me their feedback with one reason or
> another.(down ISP,phoneline or out of town) but they will complain i didnt
> sent them, i finally realize discipline is a very hard part with most
> people...only an exceptional 2 or 3 individuals who are consistent in my list
> send daily but also made money too...so it all boils down to each individual
> and thie rpersonal maturity/discipline. nothing else we can do aboutit even if
> we poke a gun on their heads. So if you are into the business of selling youre
> wears or whatever....better not look for monetary or ego
> graitification.....but more for love of the business! with this attitude..you
> don't get frustrated as much!! Am doing it for my own research purposes and am
> begining to think maybe..just maybe all indicators can make money..thats
> is..if one knows how to use its strnegth and control its
> weaknesses..naahh....most people don't want to go that far...
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