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    Last night I had a chat with my parents, and one thing led to another and they convinced me to start my game streaming career. I told them that I was floating the idea and they said just go for it. I don't know how I feel about this exactly, since it's kind of "losery" but with the advent of ai most jobs will go out of place. It's not a bad idea. So I might have a knack for it as well. Anyway I've been wanting to play some strategy games for awhile, so this may be a good opportunity. Let's make it my goal to get 100 subs first, then 1000 subs. I kind of have a good feeling about this.

     So I tried my best to stay rational and emotionless, but I ended up messing up on one or two trades in a row, and quickly I ended up losing like 80% of the portfolio. I thought this would happen in the beginning, and it seemed like it was not going to happen but it did. Yeah so I'm now going all in to get back to my original portfolio but it really is just a gamble at this point. I'm at the mercy of Elon, and some markets are really not worth it. I thought maybe this market would be good for me but turns out I was wrong. So I will likely stick to Saas for now and I think the puzzle piece that I am missing is marketing. But perhaps even more so is my personal development, health and work outs more specifically. On a brighter note, I did hit gold in this new game called Marvels rivals so that's that. It reminds me of overwatch and the good old days. It's good to get a win.

     It's been about 2 weeks since I have started trading on polymarket. And I have learned a lot. There's been moments where I felt extreme thrill, and moments when I lost the hard work from the past few days in moments. It may be one of the most exciting jobs out there, but also one of the riskiest. There's just no safety net whatsoever. But if you turn out to be right, the rewards are huge. They can be exponential. Also because of the fact that we're dealing in percentages, compound growth is possible, and with compound growth comes insane exponentials. But of course that can shoot back just as easily. All in all, I think I should stick to my compound growth strategy, and find a more stable way to make money. I'm continuing to learn and to experiment. I think despite the aggressive strategy I selected, I've been surprisingly performing well. I suppose part of that has been luck. On a side note my parents have gone traveling to Japan for 10 days, and a new sen...

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I was obsessed over coding and Saas lately, but a thought that has been slowly brewing in my mind took over on last the night of 2024. I was going to get into polymarket trading. Polymarket is essentially stock trading applied to real life events, and in short time frames from one day to one or two years. Generally less than few months or weeks. The idea is to test with $99 budget so I don't get into the "gambling psychology" and to adopt a hyper aggressive strategy. It's been somewhat working out so far, and I managed to predict 2 big political events. (Yoon not arrested first week of Jan, and Tradeau resigning as Canada's president). They both essentially doubled my bet, but the whole day was stressful. The point is to remain calculated, manage risk, and be unemotional. My initial vision was to consistently apply this over months, and make big money. Systematize my strategy, stay aggressive without sinking, and stay consistent. I would say I was definitely more ...