First and foremost, I would like to thank each and every one of you for the continued support, loyalty, kindness, and trust you have placed in, and bestowed upon, T3 Live and myself over this past year.
This year has really put a lot of things into perspective for me.
With my son Radek in his second year at the University of South Carolina (GO COCKS!) and my two youngest, Bella & Rocco, in their Senior years in High School, I'm reminded daily of how fleeting the parenting stage of life truly is...
And every stage of life, for that matter.
When your children are born, those 18 years feel like they will last forever.
Each stage a little different, yet the same beauty through it all...
First steps become first words, first words become first days at school, first best friends and first loves... then suddenly, those 'firsts' become 'lasts'.
Last day of school, last day at home, and counting the days since the last time we saw each other.
Coming into this stage of realisation that the nest is becoming emptier by the day is the most painfully joyous and beautifully heartbreaking experience I've ever had.
Watching them beam with life and hope and wonder as they start their own life journeys is what every parent dreams of for their children, and I'm so proud that those dreams are coming true for them.
This year taught me how precious time really is and how important it is to make every single moment of every single day as meaningful as possible... Not just for yourself but for everyone around you. For that, I am forever grateful.
No matter the fear, uncertainty, grief, or pain that one stage of life can bring, there is always beauty, peace, acceptance, and happiness waiting on the other side.... and vice versa.
That's the wonder of life.
And the same can be said about the markets!
For over 16 years, I have dedicated my life to helping individual traders find their way through the markets but it is traders like you who have helped me discover my purpose, realize my potential and calling, and remind me exactly why I love the career I have chosen.
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