Usually i try to avoid arguing if i disagree, but some of your tips might hurt someone instead of helping, thus, A new person ain't gonna have it. While there is some truth in that, most of them are living from teaching, since they're not profitable via trading. Unless you're a salesman, then it's irrelevant. (Somewhy, sounds related to the advice above) Although, that skill in general, will be very, very usefull in life. Good one, tho, - deeper what ? Neutral on this one. Good one. Don't follow the sheep.
Dont limit your creative ability, as long as you can make something work mathematically, who cares what the risk per trade is. Its a distraction. Articulation is knowing something with the ability to explain it in full detail as opposed to low definition
What % es were talking about ? 80% makes it via courses & not by trading ? 20% makes it via trading ? I don't have the data. Can only guess.
I had to humble myself and admit that i had no way of telling who was real and who was not, at least until further in my development. It is wise to take risks when it comes to mentorship. The reward to risk ratio is favorable, risk a little time for a potential reward of a skillset that will set you free. Saying i know this already is never wise. Instead say i wonder how much more clarity i can gain, i wonder what im missing. Always remain curious about the gaps in your understanding. A little selfdoubt goes a long way with those who claim to know.
Im just a guy trying to find my way like the rest of us. I offer counter intuitive and contrarian perspectives on trader development.
... After you started charging money for your invaluable advice? Most of what you stated one can find in every book that has written by novices. Except your claim about the profitability of those who sell courses and teach for a living. That is flat out incorrect. Or have you ever seen evidence of a profitable trader who educates and teaches in public domain? I have not.