The 32 year old that spent the last decade chasing homeruns & PnL screenshots instead of hockey-sticking his equity curve is not a man I envy. The stock market is not the place to take really big risks. Might ruffle some feathers there but if you are in your 20s or 30s, I'm asking you to consider 2 very different paths: One path is making these huge bets. The ones that movies get made about. Maybe one hits, you close your laptop forever, and you’re off into the sunset …or it doesn’t. And instead you are hitting a complete reset every couple years (some of you already know this). Ground zero. The other path is playing the long game, making risk-adjusted bets, living off a healthy diet of papercuts & seemingly small wins that become BIG wins via compounding. Kicking off the compound curve early will make you 1000x richer than trapping yourself in the 5+ year boom & bust cycle of trying to hit a mega trade and walk away…bc it very rarely works like that. I’m simply asking you to consider what your life would look like in a decade if you stopped kneecapping the compounding process every couple of years.