gah, you just updated twitter, but I'm leaving this.

Glad to see a video, but not b/c of the analysis. (posting before watching)

I find myself in a completely different scenario, but similar in that I believe when things are rough in life & perhaps out of immediate control, the best thing you can do is focus on something you enjoy(a passion if you will). The time/distraction of it tends to ease the mind by forgetting those issues for awhile, and consequently bring your mind a bit back to center. It's furthering yourself after all, rather than being stagnant and letting the negatives infringe upon your happiness.

For me, learning trading is among a few things that seems to just make me forget all about a break up from my 9yr relationship. Everything just vanishes and all my focus goes into the market & improving myself in hopes I can one day make a living doing something I'm enjoying. By the end of my session my feelings are reset, and a more positive note is reached b/c I feel progressed rather than having spent that same time just dwelling on frustrations.

This situation has a similarity to when you learned trading. Remember the last hack, where pushing forward was all you wanted? Just as when you started trading, you had setbacks and frustrating losses, yet you kept pushing forward with the end goals in mind. Keep at that. (Not that you should lay down and not take any action if that's appropriate. Deal with that on the side esp if big money is at hand.) Too much talent for TA & teaching to not.

Stay driven mama whale.