W- N/A for me this time around A- The first point Mark made was that the mind can travel in the 4th dimension to places that it would take an infinite amount longer to travel. The second point that he brings up is that the mind can also travel into the past. A- What I got out of all this is that your mind has less boundaries to hold you back. This difference between body and mind is why you should think ahead instead of out clicking the stock move.

Chapter 9 - Understanding the Nature of the Mental Environment W - We can create mental imagery of any size or proportion, with none of the dimensional limitations that exist in the physical environment because the images, as an energy form, have no physical substance and thus exist in a state of form without dimension, taking up "no space". The Mental environment exists outside of time as we know it... No limits or boundaries as to how much information can be stored. W - Mark is explaining in this chapter how our mind can be thought of like our body with many different, individual thoughts. We cannot see/feel them like body parts, but we know they are there. The mind is not confined like the body by space/time/boundaries. We can always learn more. He goes into discuss how we remember better things that have the most impact on our senses. W - I believe we are LIMITLESS as far as our mind goes...there is a lot of garbage we have to sift through all the time even coming maybe inadvertently from friends & loved ones, but if we can tune our minds properly into the right channel we can become whatever we want (IMO). I believe our memories yes are tied to senses, but that the things most remember best are the things that elicit a strong emotional response - like you remember your best XYZ & your worst XYZ...

Hi, Nice! only really headed out that way when going to Wilson's Prom a few times, I live on Ocean Road side of Melbourne so tend to head out that side more. Yeah people say that to mean people start and look at Andrew and he'll trade for 10 minutes and be up $5k and say he's done trading for the day, everyone loves the idea but most can't trade like Andrew. I started with BBT in July 2020 I think, short version of my story is I work in Finance and had an interest in markets. Swing traded a bunch of stuff at the bottom in 2020 when things were stupidly cheap and made a decent amount (like a years salary), no real strategy just knew people were panicking like previous crisis's and things were crazy cheap. Decided to use that money to give trading a shot because I got tired of climbing the corporate ladder and the politics of it, worst case I decided I'll come out breakeven on money from the market, put a little over PDT ($25k) in the account and started directly with IB. Heard all stories of blown up accounts so I kept a lot back and was only ever going to let it get down to the $25k so I was able to top up my account a number of times if I needed to. Traded too big at the start but then really scaled back to $20 risk per trade to make sure the amount I set aside would last and give me the time I needed. A lot of time in replay and a couple of failed tradebook attempts later I have my style that I like and works for me, I still tweak it here and there to nail it down for the success % + Risk : Reward I want then I'll move onto maintaining that while scaling up. Yeah no problem, just reach out if you have questions. I'm on here everyday working on trading.