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Flood explains why traders should manage their personal lives like a business “People make money and immediately think they need a BMW M3. Material things make you happy for much less time than you expect.” “My Lamborghini made me happy for three and a half months. Then it needed... show more

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Cash flow and risk management stay relevant long after the hype

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Insightful advice on prioritizing financial discipline over temporary luxuries.

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