First off, let me be real: I don’t hit home runs every month, and I sure didn’t start out this way.
I’ve been trading for nine years now, and I’ve probably made more mistakes than most people have trades in their account.
Those first few years? Blown-up accounts, chasing every hot trend, thinking I could time tops and bottoms every single day.
Then I finally realized something:
Money isn’t made by being “smart” it’s kept by making fewer mistakes.
So how am I able to pull in six-figure months sometimes now?
It’s not because I predict the market perfectly.
It’s because I only do three things:
Only trade what I know
TSLA, NVDA, SPX I rotate through these year after year. Their moves feel like an old friend’s habits.
Don’t trade every day
In a month, I might only go heavy into a position 3–5 times.
The rest of the time? I’m fine sitting in cash.
Use options as tools, not lottery tickets
I use them to amplify high-probability setups not to gamble on a direction.
A lot of people ask me: “Can a regular full-time job person still make it?”
Honestly I think being “normal” is an advantage.
Because you don’t have time to click around all day, you’re forced to learn how to wait, be patient, and only take high-odds trades.
I’m not selling a course, and I won’t promise you gains.
I’m just slowly breaking down what actually helped me survive these nine years for anyone who truly wants to learn.