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Why “Failing Forward” is the Best Strategy for Success. AI-Generated.
We’ve all been there: you set a goal, make a plan, and then reality comes crashing in like an uninvited relative at Thanksgiving dinner. Whether it’s that new diet you abandoned after two days or the business idea that sounded great until you realized you had no idea what you were doing, failure is an inevitable part of life. But here’s the secret that nobody tells you — failing is actually the best way to succeed.
By Oren Yehuda Cohenabout a year ago in Trader
How to Stop Procrastinating and Finally Achieve Your Goals. AI-Generated.
If you’re reading this, you’ve probably decided that it’s finally time to get your life together. You know, stop putting off that project, finish that to-do list, or maybe — just maybe — start working out consistently (for real this time). The problem? Procrastination is a sneaky beast, and it has a talent for convincing you that binge-watching your favorite show is a higher priority than, say, writing that report due tomorrow.
By Oren Yehuda Cohenabout a year ago in Trader
Financial Freedom by 40: Strategies and Real-Life Stories to Get There. AI-Generated.
So, you want to achieve financial freedom by 40? It’s a bold goal, and let’s be honest — it probably sounds more like a fantasy than a plan when you’re just starting out. But believe it or not, with a little strategy and a dash of self-control, this dream is entirely within reach. And no, you don’t have to give up all the fun stuff to get there. Financial freedom doesn’t mean becoming the penny-pinching Scrooge of your friend group, but rather, living wisely and intentionally. Let’s dive into some realistic, funny, and inspiring tips to help you reach financial freedom by the time you’re 40.
By Oren Yehuda Cohenabout a year ago in Trader
How to Build Wealth on a Modest Income. AI-Generated.
If you’re reading this, you’re probably dreaming of wealth — you know, the kind where you don’t cringe at the thought of “checking your balance” every time you swipe your card. But what if your paycheck looks more like a cameo than a starring role? Don’t worry; building wealth on a modest income is totally doable, and you don’t have to give up your avocado toast or start churning your own butter.
By Oren Yehuda Cohenabout a year ago in Trader
How to Turn Your Hobbies into a Side Hustle. AI-Generated.
We’ve all been there: you’re scrolling through Instagram, seeing someone casually talk about how they turned their passion for knitting into a successful online business, or maybe you’ve seen someone on TikTok flaunting their custom-made earrings, talking about how they quit their 9-5 to follow their dream. And as you watch them, a thought crosses your mind: Why can't that be me?
By Oren Yehuda Cohenabout a year ago in Trader
Funded Crypto Trading: How It Works and How to Get Started
Funded crypto trading refers to trading digital assets using capital provided by a third-party firm or platform rather than personal funds. Traders are given access to a large pool of capital, allowing them to trade cryptocurrencies and earn a share of the profits without risking their own money. In exchange, the funding platform takes a portion of the profits and usually requires traders to pass an evaluation to demonstrate their skills. This model has become popular as it offers traders the chance to operate with substantial capital, enhancing profit potential and providing a stepping stone to a full-time trading career.
By Bit Fundedabout a year ago in Trader
Life isn't the same without Payless Shoe Source
Payless Shoe Source was a family business that opened in Topeka, Kansas in 1956. They rose to success in the 60's, and by the 80's were a well known brand. In 2019, they closed all of their 2500 stores, filing for bankcruptcy. Business magazines are reporting that they are planning to re-open sometime in the near future.
By Shanon Angermeyer Normanabout a year ago in Trader
Lay-A-Way was better than Credit Cards
Do you remember the Layaway option that was offered at stores like Kmart? I do. It was a great option for people who did not have credit cards or did not want credit cards. Today, Kmart is long gone and instead of layaway all we have is prepaid cards and savings accounts. It's the same concept, but I think the economy lost something in the replacement.
By Shanon Angermeyer Normanabout a year ago in Trader



