Episode #374
Willingness to fail—especially in big, uncomfortable ways—is essential; use pain-based accountability and clear rules to ensure you follow through, not just learn.
Create guardrails to curb impulsiveness: walk away for two hours after entering a trade, keep risk per trade constant, and avoid trading in the first five minutes.
Tie financial goals to a larger purpose and prioritize self, family, and experiences over work; choose monthly physical challenges to harden mindset and make everything else feel easier.
It's not about your resources. It's about your resourcefulness.
Winning is a scientific success formula that you can replicate.
Money follows creative people.
Jerremy Newsome’s mission and calling in life is to enrich lives through mentally liberating financial education.
His love for business started at the age of six after watching the award-winning film, “Forrest Gump.” At such a young age, he convinced his father to match his investment deposit for some Apple stock back in 1995— just like Forrest and Lieutenant Dan!
In 2014, he established Real Life Trading— a company designed to make trading accessible to everyone. This has allowed him to assist and enrich tens of thousands of lives while also growing the company organically to a seven-figure business.
But this is NOT an interview about stocks.
This episode is about taking risks. This is about your mindset toward success— but more importantly— this is about your mindset about life-changing failures and how to handle them.
Be inspired by Jerremy Newsome’s Success Through Failure story. Tune in now!
