Here’s something most won’t tell you loud enough:

If you’re struggling financially, trading isn’t the escape - it’s often the trap.

When you trade with money you can’t afford to lose, the pressure eats away at your mind. It clouds your judgment, forces rushed decisions, and turns every red candle into panic.

Debt and desperation don’t mix well with markets. That’s how people spiral - into stress, into losses, sometimes into depression.

Trading should be done from a place of strength, not survival. Build stability first. Peace of mind isn’t just more important than profits - it’s what allows profits to happen in the first place.

Trade only when your basics are covered. Otherwise, the market won’t just take your money - it might take your peace too.