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Enrique Enguix
My neighbor just got a 30-year mortgage… for a barbecue.
I swear.
He doesn’t care about the house. What he really wanted was a patch of fake grass, a shiny chrome grill, and a table where he could host Sunday BBQs with his friends.
I knew it the second he said:
“Man, I can already see myself there with a beer, watching those ribs cook…”
Not a word about the variable interest rate, notary fees, or the 300,000 euros he just signed for like it was pocket change.
And it got me thinking.
Because he’s not the only one.
Most people don’t buy homes. They buy the fantasy of what they think they’ll feel once they have it.
Like the guy who signs up for the gym because he imagines his six-pack… but never actually shows up.
Or the trader who enters the market dreaming of that epic winning trade… but panics the second things go south.
You know what they all have in common?
They’re not ready for what it *really* takes to get what they say they want.
And in trading, that’s deadly.
Because a lot of people get in for the idea of freedom, of “working from home,” of “being your own boss”…
But they can’t survive even a week when the system hits drawdown.
They start second-guessing. Tinkering. Overtrading. “Trying something I saw on YouTube.”
They become the guy with the barbecue dream… but no house. No plan. No structure. Just vibes and smoke.
I used to be that guy too.
I fell in love with the idea. But I didn’t understand the cycles, the stats, the risk control… or the value of sticking to a system with logic, even when the weeks got tough.
It took time to get it.
Now I know: the ones who make it in this game aren’t the smartest. They’re the ones who can go through the process without betraying it every time it gets uncomfortable.
The ones who don’t need a barbecue fantasy to justify the investment.
That’s why I talk so much about systems that aren’t driven by emotion. That don’t bend every time the wind changes.
I don’t sell dreams.
I share what lets me show up every day without having a heart attack every time the market throws a tantrum.
Automated strategies that work with rules. With logic. With control.
No magic. No promises. Just *operational reality*.
Because if you’re going to mortgage your future for something, make damn sure it’s not just a fantasy.
My neighbor still hasn’t used the barbecue.
Not once.
But guess what… he’s already complaining about the mortgage.
Up to you what you invest in.
I swear.
He doesn’t care about the house. What he really wanted was a patch of fake grass, a shiny chrome grill, and a table where he could host Sunday BBQs with his friends.
I knew it the second he said:
“Man, I can already see myself there with a beer, watching those ribs cook…”
Not a word about the variable interest rate, notary fees, or the 300,000 euros he just signed for like it was pocket change.
And it got me thinking.
Because he’s not the only one.
Most people don’t buy homes. They buy the fantasy of what they think they’ll feel once they have it.
Like the guy who signs up for the gym because he imagines his six-pack… but never actually shows up.
Or the trader who enters the market dreaming of that epic winning trade… but panics the second things go south.
You know what they all have in common?
They’re not ready for what it *really* takes to get what they say they want.
And in trading, that’s deadly.
Because a lot of people get in for the idea of freedom, of “working from home,” of “being your own boss”…
But they can’t survive even a week when the system hits drawdown.
They start second-guessing. Tinkering. Overtrading. “Trying something I saw on YouTube.”
They become the guy with the barbecue dream… but no house. No plan. No structure. Just vibes and smoke.
I used to be that guy too.
I fell in love with the idea. But I didn’t understand the cycles, the stats, the risk control… or the value of sticking to a system with logic, even when the weeks got tough.
It took time to get it.
Now I know: the ones who make it in this game aren’t the smartest. They’re the ones who can go through the process without betraying it every time it gets uncomfortable.
The ones who don’t need a barbecue fantasy to justify the investment.
That’s why I talk so much about systems that aren’t driven by emotion. That don’t bend every time the wind changes.
I don’t sell dreams.
I share what lets me show up every day without having a heart attack every time the market throws a tantrum.
Automated strategies that work with rules. With logic. With control.
No magic. No promises. Just *operational reality*.
Because if you’re going to mortgage your future for something, make damn sure it’s not just a fantasy.
My neighbor still hasn’t used the barbecue.
Not once.
But guess what… he’s already complaining about the mortgage.
Up to you what you invest in.
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