What Held My New Millionaire Student Back for Too Long

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In this raw, unfiltered video, we dig into what HELD CLAY BACK. This isn’t just about the money he’s made — it’s about the MENTAL MISTAKES, the EMOTIONAL TILT, the COSTLY DECISIONS that delayed his full potential. The same things that might be holding you back.
Clay doesn’t sugarcoat a thing. He talks about overtrading, missing monster plays like $WTF and $MLGO, and letting mindset sabotage opportunity. But more importantly, he talks about what he’s doing NOW to get back on track — waking up earlier, reviewing trades, resetting his focus, and getting back in the competitive flow.
Whether you’re just starting out or deep into your trading journey, there’s gold in here. Learn from Clay’s honesty. Learn from his pain. Learn from his COMEBACK.

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