@thethousandvoices: Replying to @temple_0f_flow remember this everyone, Tiger Drop is very important, especially when someone is self claiming as the Dragon #ryugagotoku #likeadragon #龍が如く #rgg #kiryukazuma

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saberryuji211
SaberRyuji || FayyazMaru :
Kiryu Tiger Drop or Leon Parry or Dante Royalguard, who will win?
2026-06-18 00:43:37
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tokyoneonlights
Gokiburi Soup :
Tiger drop cant negate cancer unfortunately
2026-06-18 01:08:06
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yakuza_enjoyer
The Yakuza Man :
Decent form. After careful consideration, I shall rate 7/10
2026-06-18 07:20:06
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intelgraphics0
умный человек скачать обои :
but dragon of kansai is Ryuji Goda, Dōjima no Ryū is kirye chan
2026-06-17 19:29:15
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modalkit.id
Modal Kit :
2026-06-17 12:28:53
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bif.494
Bif :
Goatdrop mentioned 🔥
2026-06-18 01:26:00
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risweeed
RisW :
2026-06-17 19:06:23
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finnegan_bomber_2
Bomber-fox :
He's like... Like some sort of... Dragon...
2026-06-18 11:08:46
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nodless_
NodLes :
Bro menggunakan TIGER DROP 👊
2026-06-17 23:00:47
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the_officialcheche
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10 years in, the mistakes I'd undo aren't the trades I lost. They're the years I spent learning the wrong things. If I had to do it again, this is what I'd change. I'd start with market structure and nothing else. For the first three years I tried to learn strategies, indicators, and psychology all at once. I'd throw all of that out and spend year one reading charts. Just reading. No trades. No money on the line. Until structure was second nature. I'd skip every YouTube channel that promised quick results. The hours I spent watching guys with rented Lamborghinis explain their
10 years in, the mistakes I'd undo aren't the trades I lost. They're the years I spent learning the wrong things. If I had to do it again, this is what I'd change. I'd start with market structure and nothing else. For the first three years I tried to learn strategies, indicators, and psychology all at once. I'd throw all of that out and spend year one reading charts. Just reading. No trades. No money on the line. Until structure was second nature. I'd skip every YouTube channel that promised quick results. The hours I spent watching guys with rented Lamborghinis explain their "edge" was time I could have spent at the chart. I'd find one person who'd actually been doing it for a decade and learn from them only. I'd invest in education before I invested in trading. The market deserves respect. Most traders have no idea what game they're actually joining when they open an account. Putting money into learning the craft before putting money into the market would have saved me years and a lot of cash. I'd treat the first two years as tuition, not income. The pressure I put on myself to make money in year one warped every decision. If I'd accepted from day one that I was paying to learn, I'd have learned faster and lost less. I'd start a journal on day one and never stop. I started journalling properly in year four. Years one through three are mostly a blur. I'd give a lot to have that data on what I actually did wrong and how I worked through it. I'd trade smaller for longer. I sized up too early because I thought bigger trades meant a serious trader. They just meant bigger losses. I'd trade the smallest possible size for the first 12 months and not care about the dollar amount. I'd master one strategy before touching another. I jumped between approaches every few months for years. Every time I switched, I reset my learning curve. Picking one and sticking with it for two years would have got me further than five strategies in five years. I'd protect my mornings from day one. I used to trade in the evenings after work, exhausted, on the worst version of myself. The mornings were always going to be the answer. I just didn't know it for years. I'd ignore psychology books until year three. They didn't help me at the start. The anxiety I had wasn't psychological. It was the natural response to not knowing what I was doing. Fixing the method fixed most of the psychology. I'd skip the books and put that time into the chart. I'd find a mentor in year one, not year five. The biggest regret. I tried to figure it out alone for years because I thought asking for help was a shortcut. It wasn't. It was the difference between a year of learning and a decade of guessing. If I'd done these 10 things from the start, I'd have been where I am now by 33, not 41. Comment FIX and I'll hop on a free 1-1 call and help you find a solution for where you need to work on the most. #tradepsychology #tradingcoach #mentaltrading #tradermindset #tradingpsychology

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