Learning trading is personal; building your own strategy from multiple influences and lessons.

And I think that's the best way to learn how to trade, because it's so personable and it's so subjective that what works for me might not work for you. But surely there's a little overlap in skill in terms of execution or methodology that you can take away and kind of just put into your own strategies. Yeah, it's again, I keep going back to this video game analogy, but like you're building your own character, right? And in trading, you're building your own strategy. I learned from many of the people you mentioned here as well. I mean, I took one of Tom Dante's course back in the day, Edges for ledges or whatever it was called. Yeah, trader as Z was an OG people like they're like, oh, who's this as Z guy these days? It's like dude, as Z was one of the OG price action traders for four X who then got into crypto. I learned a lot from ICT people love to hate ICT, but I learned a lot from ICT. I think he's obviously got his pitfalls. No one's perfect. But a lot of the content he taught, I just understood it. It wasn't that he invented anything new. It's supply and demand.