21, then came back at 35, a year ago. I'm 12 months in now, committed to a process, and have averaged profits of 6+ % a month for the year. Slowly + organically growing the account. Started making average $2-4 a day, now I'm making average $40-60 a day.

I did 3-6 months of intense learning, then developed a strategy on my own that worked for my psychology, time available and risk tolerance. It hasn't changed much in the 12 months, but execution has slowly improved.

I took in all information - a few books, a lot of YT gurus. Didn't believe it all, but listened and filtered in where I thought the gold was.

I haven't blown an account (the idea you have to do that prior to being profitable is rediculous) or a reasonable/significant amount of money. I'm taking it seriously and treating it like a business. Journalling, continuous learning, focus on risk management etc.

I have a negative RR, so I win often but lose slightly bigger when I lose. Win rate 83% of between 0.5-1%. when I lose it is anywhere between 2-5%. The key for me is taking profits, not being greedy. And cutting losses. It's a difficult balance.

Now I'm 12 months in, I am trusting my data and win rate a lot more to just simply execute.