O Segredo do Sucesso: Foque no Processo, Não no Resultado
🔎 Tom Hougaard e a Verdadeira Chave do Sucesso no Trading
Muitos traders focam apenas no resultado, mas o sucesso não vem do resultado, e sim do processo! 📈🔥
Neste vídeo, Tom Hougaard explica por que pequenas mudanças diárias são mais poderosas do que grandes revoluções. Aprenda a aplicar esse princípio não só no trading, mas em qualquer área da vida!
📌 O que você vai aprender:
✔️ Como desenvolver uma mentalidade vencedora no trading
✔️ Por que o processo importa mais que o resultado
✔️ A importância das pequenas melhorias diárias
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Most people, when they trade, think about the
outcome. No one is like that. But success is
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not built on outcome; success is built on
process. What we are looking for is not
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perfection but gradual improvement. So I am
just following the process every single day,
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and the outcome will come gradually, like
when you’re building a company. You can
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put on grand visions of where
you want to be in ten years...
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Or you can just focus on doing
the right thing every single
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day. That’s how you build success
in any endeavor. As a human being,
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you become a little bit of a better person
every day. You talk a little nicer to your
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partner. You’re a little nicer to your kids.
It’s the small steps, because human beings
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have a tendency to want to make big changes,
but big changes are very hard to maintain.
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Small, gradual changes—they’re
much, much easier to implement.
