Discusses survivorship bias in trading, comparing it to Everest deaths. Introduces need for trading rules.

And a lot of the guys have died. Yeah, I mean, I think a lot of there's, you know, a conversation around, hey, was it easier back in the day, look at all these people who are still around, it's survivorship bias. Like there's so many people where I think of them, I'm like, what happened to this person? And it's like, oh yeah, they're dead. Like on the climb to the peak of Everest, there's a ton of dead bodies. Like you only hear about the people who made it. You never. hear about all the people who died along the way. And unfortunately, you know, it's a lot of them. So what is like a rule? I know you mentioned, okay, every month I'm withdrawing X. You have any other hard rules now that you're like, I won't risk more than X of my portfolio on a given trade. Do you have anything that's like, these are my new rules that I stick to because you're still very active in the market. I mean, we had a conversation the other day and you're like, I've taken this many trades this year, I almost threw up. Is there anything that you have, like, if you had a couple of rules, let's say three, one, you pay yourself every month. What is rule number two, rule number three, where it's like, this is my process and I know if I'm breaking these rules, I'm doing something bad. I'm on tilt. I'm doing things I shouldn't be doing.