Are successful traders born with a natural talent, or is trading a skill that can be developed?
In the first episode of the Born to Trade podcast, Kojo Forex shares his exclusive journey—from placing his first trade in 2012 to developing the discipline that led him to trading mastery.
Kojo reveals:
🎯 How he spent seven years refining his strategy.
🎯 Why he joined the military to build trading discipline.
🎯 The importance of risk management in long-term success.
🎯 His "GOAT" trading strategy that stands the test of time.
🎯 How to develop the mindset needed for trading success.
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