How to rebuild a troubled heart; how the wealthy do not do this—how to spend money

Good evening, this is Shimoyama.


November seems to be filled with events that could impact the market,

After the FOMC ends, the immediate focus is on

the US midterm elections.


Although it is clear there will be a close race,

whether the Republican Party will win over the Democrats

will have significant implications for US policy moving forward,

so many investors are watching closely.


Also, about 1,500 earnings announcements will be released over yesterday, today, and Monday,

so trading may become busy,

but I hope readers will stay calm and handle it steadily.


Now, this week on YouTube,


- How to rebuild a troubled mind

- Spending money in ways the wealthy do not


I discussed these two points.


□■ Tuesday Update: How to Rebuild a Troubled Mind □■


It is the profession most prone to mental strain.

I believe that is traders.

And the state of one's mental condition directly affects earnings, which is another hallmark of the trading profession.


While other traders win in trades,

some people start real estate investments or businesses and try to graduate from trading,

but I have consistently secured stable earnings as a trader.


I attribute this not only to technique but also to excellent mental control,

and I take pride in that,


so this time I talked about "How to Rebuild a Troubled Mind."


There is a way to make most worries disappear in an instant.


That is to know the cause (you can also pretend to know it).


Knowing the cause scientifically proves that about 70% of worries can be resolved.

It doesn’t have to be the exact correct cause; as long as you are convinced,

knowing any cause is very effective. So, knowing the cause is very effective.


Thus, there truly exist ways to control the mind,

and I explained how to face a troubled mind.


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How to Rebuild a Troubled Mind

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Now, one more video,


□■ Thursday Update: How the Wealthy Spend Money□■


In this world, there are “rich people” and “not rich people,”

and if you ask whether the difference is based on “income disparity,”

I don’t think so.


There are people who earn around 20 million yen per year but have no savings and are in debt,

and there are people who earn around 3 million yen per year and still own a home and a car.

It’s true that higher income helps,

but merely having a high income doesn’t fully meet the conditions to become wealthy.


That is my view.


So what is needed to become wealthy is

to know how to spend money correctly.


In fact, there are many ways to supplement income with investments and the like,

so mastering "how to spend money" may be the first step toward wealth, wouldn’t you say?

In this video, I discussed what kind of money usage is advisable.


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How the Wealthy Spend Money (not for them)

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Well then,

thank you for sticking with me today as well.

Thank you very much.


Keizo Shimoyama



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