Month: December 2019

There are no plans, no rules, no success
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There are no plans, no rules, no success

- by Mick Torren

It is interesting to see that at a time like this, at a time of economic concern, at a time of confusion, many people (including traders) are trapped in information that does not serve them in any useful way. What do I mean by this? Well, if you look at most of the financial news networks or most of the financial news services out there, how often do they serve us with information that helps in any way to trade us? I listen and talk to traders every day and it amazes me how much economic information they know. However, when I asked them how to serve their trade, I never seemed to get a clear answer.

I was fortunate enough to talk with some of the most successful legendary traders out there and really choose their brains to see what they thought. If you have had the opportunity to read Market Wizards and New Market Wizards, there are some real wisdoms in those books that most people don’t seem to like. In the New Market Wizards, Jack Shwager interviewed a very successful trader. During the interview he asked him: “Can you tell who will become a successful trader and who will not?”

The response of traders is very interesting. He goes on to say: “Yes, on tin This is something I have come to observe as well within most traders. When I try to understand why this is happening it seems that it’s the same reason each time.

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Are you an Entrepreneur or Business Owner?
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Are you an Entrepreneur or Business Owner?

- by Mick Torren

Basically, a business is a system that generates income regardless of the fact that you work or not. On the other hand, a freelancer or entrepreneur only gets money when he works. But setting up a business is much more difficult or a longstanding affair. A business needs capital to start while many freelance jobs only require your abilities and skills. The main difference is the fact that while both models make money, while businesses are able to run it themselves, freelance work only pays when you work.

Many freelancers finally go into business. Once they understand the ins and outs of the industry and have sufficient sources of funds, they venture into business. One can hire employees and offer more services. Employees will help in sharing your burden and even allow you to take on more business. Your business will run even when you are not on time. And your income will not depend only on the number of hours you come in and out

Often, the main obstacle in the transition from freelance work to business is the lack of business skills. Business requires knowledge of many other things except your job. When setting up a business you may have to face legal hurdles. You might also need to understand taxation and management issues. Mastering these problems may require extensive study and research. An easier way is to get a mentor who can guide you. Ideally, find someone who is in the same industry as you and has …

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