Finding your trader type matters; some are sprinters, others distance runners.

It's price action. But the way he taught it, it resonated for me. And something that he used to always say, which is very much in line with what you just mentioned is you have to figure out what type athlete you are. Like are you a long distance runner? Are you a short medium distance runner? Maybe you're doing the 800 meter, you know, the 400 meter? Are you a sprinter? You know, you're the 100 meter. And that's going to dictate the type of trader you are, right? Like not every trader is the same. You might not have the patience to hold a trade for multiple days. You might need to be like, I can't even sleep with an open position. And so I completely agree, like learning to trade is a bit like, you know, building Frankenstein's monster. It's taking pieces from all these different people, finding what resonates with you, what you understand, how to use it, does it fit the type of style that you want to trade? And then you really build something that's completely your own, you know, no two people trade the exact same way. And I think that's what's so great about it is there's so many different ways to get to the destination.