By education, I’m an engineer — but at heart, a trader. In my spare time, I fly drones and shoot videos. It’s my way to take a breath, see the world from above, and gain a fresh perspective. I like balance — sharp focus on the market, but also moments of detachment that bring clarity.
I’ve been in the game for almost a decade. Like many, I started out greedy, without humility, believing that the market could be beaten with shortcuts. I was quickly put in my place. The losses hurt financially and mentally. After that, I went through several trainings which, in hindsight, turned out to be nothing more than nicely packaged placebos.
But I didn’t quit. There’s something in me that won’t let me give up. And it’s thanks to that persistence that I stumbled into a closed-door educational project on a completely different level. A professional environment, no random people, no marketing fluff. Just the core. They don’t accept new members anymore. I got lucky — and I made the most of it.
The training lasted almost two years. At the end — a test. Over 300 people. I finished first. I’m still an active member of that environment. And even though I’m under contract, I’d stay loyal to that team regardless. It’s thanks to them that I’m where I am today.
I can’t talk about what I’m learning behind the scenes, but I can show how I work, how I think, and why mindset is the absolute foundation in this game. Because without a strong mind, no strategy makes sense.
Maybe one day I’ll say straight up who I am. For now, I want to build my presence naturally — through what I show. Through habits, daily routines, and my approach to the market.
Trading is my passion. I dedicate at least 4 hours a day to it — every single day, no BS, for the past two years. Before that? It was a mixed bag. Failures? Yep. Breaks? Also. But now, this is my path — and I’m walking it professionally.
Daily discipline on social media
From day one of this project, I want to build a relationship with you based on honesty, transparency, and trust. I want to be honest. I want to be authentic. I want everyone following this project to know that there’s a real person behind it — no filters, no masks, no pretending. This isn’t a promotional campaign. This is my life, my journey, my process.
Every day, I share my running not to prove anything to anyone, but to show you what my mindset really looks like — no pretending, no posing. It’s raw discipline that doesn’t depend on mood. Thanks to data from Garmin, I can give you more than words — real, measurable proof that these aren’t empty slogans. It’s concrete, daily action. Step by step, no excuses. On Sundays, I take it easy; that’s my time for recovery, which is incredibly important in this whole process.
Morning runs aren’t just sport for me — they’re the way I start my day. This daily ritual is more than movement. It’s the first conscious choice that sets the tone for my entire day. Because of it, I keep better rhythm, check off habits more easily, and get closer to the version of myself I’m striving for. It’s my anchor. A start that gives me strength, a good mood, focus, and mental edge for the rest of the day.
When it rains, I swap running for a workout on the elliptical. It’s the same discipline, just a different form. Regardless of the weather, I keep going. And just like with running, I’ll share data from these workouts too. Daily consistency is what matters. Training is training, no matter if it’s outside or indoors. Consistency is key.
This is my way of being honest — I want to be fully authentic with you.
I won’t promise you gold mines. I promise honesty, discipline, and growth. Stick around if you’re ready to work, not just on charts, but more importantly, on yourself.