Yesterday, I was watching Yongzhou's football match results in bed. Actually, many people call me "Love Teacher," but I don't really consider myself a teacher. Teachers teach knowledge from textbooks, but I have little practice. Teachers in schools teach textbook knowledge. When you work, your growth comes more from failed experiences and the mentorship of seniors—we call them masters.
In the football world, many coaches are retired players. They can play football themselves, but as they get older, they can't run as fast as the younger players.
For me, calling myself a teacher isn't appropriate because I trade myself. I use my own successes and failures, my practical trading experience, to train students who are willing to achieve consistent profits through trading. I used to call them students, but it never felt right. It should be "trainees." I see myself as a coach—not just teaching theory, but focusing more on practice and results: profits, long-term stable profits. I aim to pass on the correct values and operational systems to my trainees, helping them survive in this opportunity-filled yet extremely brutal crypto market, make profits, and in the future, live better through their own abilities.
So if you accept me, please call me "Love Coach" instead of "Love Teacher."
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Yesterday, I was watching Yongzhou's football match results in bed. Actually, many people call me "Love Teacher," but I don't really consider myself a teacher. Teachers teach knowledge from textbooks, but I have little practice. Teachers in schools teach textbook knowledge. When you work, your growth comes more from failed experiences and the mentorship of seniors—we call them masters.
In the football world, many coaches are retired players. They can play football themselves, but as they get older, they can't run as fast as the younger players.
For me, calling myself a teacher isn't appropriate because I trade myself. I use my own successes and failures, my practical trading experience, to train students who are willing to achieve consistent profits through trading. I used to call them students, but it never felt right. It should be "trainees." I see myself as a coach—not just teaching theory, but focusing more on practice and results: profits, long-term stable profits. I aim to pass on the correct values and operational systems to my trainees, helping them survive in this opportunity-filled yet extremely brutal crypto market, make profits, and in the future, live better through their own abilities.
So if you accept me, please call me "Love Coach" instead of "Love Teacher."