Praises risk management and profit-taking, identifies need for better goal definition.

You have strict risk management, at least when you're doing it properly. You made a bunch of money and you realized some of that profit. You used it to buy a vehicle. I think that's smart. Um, but I think your your goal, while it makes sense, it needs to be defined better and you need to get more serious about your trading if you ever want to get there. If your end goal is to have enough money where you don't really have to trade or work anymore and you want to draw all day and do art and maybe start making money from your art, you probably need a lot more money than you think at only 26. You're still very young. Uh, I think you know enough about trading based on what I've read here that you should take journaling more seriously. If you know that getting greedy and knife catching has hurt you in the past, those are things that you need to clean up. Do I think it's possible that you can make enough money trading to buy a house?