Roger wilco

roger wilco

1. When have I improved through repetition? In my former career repetition was necessary for safety in turn it built an automatic process I followed daily 2. How do I react to correction? I accept it & implement it knowing it is for my benefit 3. Do I become defensive? At times I have 4. Do I avoid accountability? No my career required accountability to multiple entities 5. What behavior may limit my growth in this apprenticeship? Acting without complete understanding, due to current situation I’m trying to push for profitability way to hard 1. What is an apprenticeship? Repetition, correction & implementation 2. Why is repetition important? Repetition creates memory of a system 3. Why can accountability help progress? It creates a feedback loop 4. What behavior could slow your improvement? Trying to do to much & not being in the moment 5. Which Community Poll answer did you choose and why? F by repeating the boring work charting journaling spreadsheet it will create improvement by reviewing your trades - Previous learning experiences CDL training & technical college - Situations where correction helped both through correction I was able to achieve a 25 year career as a driver & through correction I made presidents list in college - Situations where ego slowed growth In the beginning of my driving career I was hesitant to implement techniques of other drivers, once I became aware that adapt & overcome was the best plan it opened a hunger for knowledge it may not be the detailed plan a driver spoke of, but an adaptation that made me proficient at my job 1. Am I consuming more than implementing? no 2. Do I resist correction? no 3. Do I confuse effort with progress? no 4. Am I willing to repeat boring work? yes 5. Am I protecting ego? no 6. Did I answer the Community Poll honestly? yes 1. What is an apprenticeship? Learning through repetition, correction & implementation 2. Why does repetition matter? Builds consistency 3. Why is accountability useful? Creates a feedback loop & avoids the blame game

1. What is DRAM777? An apprenticeship to learn a systematic approach to trading 2. What is DRAM777 NOT? Signal room or copy trading 3. Why can dependency become dangerous? If that person disappears you can no follow blindly 4. What expectation did you have that may need adjusting? Wasn’t planning for homework 5. Which Community Poll answer did you choose and why? F learning through repetition & correction builds memory of the system - Previous trading experiences I’ve only been trading 5 months - Communities you've tried before still a member of Stocks To Trade - What worked their system works just with limited capital significant gain are hard to come by - What failed a few “ signal groups on discord” - Why Structure is why one works & one doesn’t 1. Am I expecting shortcuts? no 2. Do I secretly want signals? Some times 3. Do I avoid accountability? no 4. Am I willing to become independent? Already forced to, won a giveaway account & it is a CFD account, bonus applying what I’ve learned here is working with CFDs 5. Am I willing to practice repeatedly? yes 6. Did I answer the Community Poll honestly? yes 1. Is DRAM777 a signal service?no 2. What is the long-term objective of the apprenticeship? To become independent & be able to help new members with their apprenticeship 3. Why can dependency become dangerous? If that person disappears what would you do 4. Why does accountability matter? Being accountable, shows a willingness to learn & by owning your mistakes correction can happen & improve your overall performance 5. What behavior is emphasized in this lesson? responsibility Independent execution is the ability to chart dram cycles & interpret them correctly to enter & exit trades unassisted

1. Why am I trying to learn trading? To build a wealth education ministry, achieving this goal will ensure my family is taken care of. 2. What repeatedly causes me to fail difficult goals? Inconsistency & daily pressure of trying to generate an income. 3. Do I avoid accountability? No my background doesn’t permit non-accountability. 4. How do I react when corrected? I accept it & implement it knowing the correction is guidance to success. 5. Am I consistent with systems? Yes I’ve had to be systematic in my career for many years. 6. Which habit must change first? Trying to force trades because of personal situations. PROOF OF WORK 1. Why did you join? To learn to trade futures in a systematic repeatable process. 2. Biggest struggle? Personal issues spilling into the professional environment. 3. Desired outcome? Consistent repeatable process leading to consistent profitability. 4. Behavioral weakness? Trying too hard to be profitable instead of being systematic. 5. Which Community Poll answer did you choose and why? Not having a repeatable process. I chose this answer because I try to force trades by adapting the system to fit the trade. - Trading experience 5 months - Biggest repeated mistake forcing trades - Current accountability system none trading alone & isolate because even talking to the family it’s a foreign language to them - One commitment moving forward Acceptance of correction to learn & grow as a trader 1. Did I skim? no 2. Did I complete the assignment honestly? yes 3. Am I looking for shortcuts? No I’m looking for structure 4. Do I resist correction? No correction is necessary for growth 5. Have I confused interest with commitment? Fully commit trading is my only path to consistent income 6. Do my habits support my goals? Yes up early every morning to prepare for the trading day 7. Did I answer the Community Poll honestly? Yes I truly need consistent repeatable process to achieve my goals 1. What is an apprenticeship? Learning through repetition correction & implementation