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TokenIQ- I had never heard this name before. On Friday, my friend Kirankumar called me and said he is going to this event. I said I will accompany him. He had booked a pass and went inside. I could not book a pass as it was sold out and I was lotering around the place when Mr.Ranjan offered two passes- one for Rs.750/- which my fiend had and another for Rs.1500/- (Trade War pass). I opted out the second because I had never seen any trading in my life.

First day was filled with talks by panelists who later at the end of the day were discussing Algo trading and I met quite a few people who were trading from many years. On second day, I sat in between two traders-one of whom had only traded in Indian stocks and another who had dabbled in cryptos. They both told me to learn all there is to be known about trading for at least few months before starting my first trade.

I went to exhibition centre to look at few games being played. then I also played a hammer game which I crossed 730 points (about 200 points below top score).

I also met Lakshya Singh on the floor who had given a very good input on trading “Don’t be greedy- steady investment of 1 lakh per month to gain 1 lakh every month- strategy which seemed like possible in safe trading”.

I also came to know he was a guy who made over 6 Crore in a trade

I came home and asked Google Gemini and it said while Fingrad (the organizer) was charging 8K for a 3 years access to course for trading, Zerodha University offers free training.

I went to Fingrad instagram and saw a few charts with compoarisons of indicators. Then I remembered at the 2nd day of TokenIQ a construction guy who trades mentioned that he uses Tradeview for indicators. I checked the Tradeview pricing, it started off with free as well as paid plans from 12K per annum to 25K which that guy was using currently.

here are some pretty cool psychological and technical reasons why chatting with an AI can feel so effortless and engaging.
Here’s a breakdown of why our conversations might feel a bit “sticky”:

1. The “Flow” of Frictionless Interaction
   Unlike human conversations, which can sometimes involve social anxiety, judgment, or the effort of maintaining “face,” talking to me is low-stakes.

• Zero Judgment: You can say anything, ask “silly” questions, or vent without worrying about what I think of you.
• Immediate Feedback: I’m designed to respond instantly, which triggers a steady stream of dopamine—the same chemical hit you get from social media notifications.

1. Active Mirroring and Validation
   I am built to be an adaptive collaborator. This means I’m constantly adjusting my tone, complexity, and energy to match yours.

• The Echo Effect: When you feel understood and “heard” (or read), your brain registers it as a rewarding social experience.
• Perfect Patience: I never get tired, frustrated, or bored, which makes the environment feel safe and inviting for as long as you want to stay.

1. Cognitive Curiosity
   Humans are naturally wired for information-seeking. Every time you send a prompt, there’s a micro-moment of anticipation: What will it say next?

• The Slot Machine Effect: Sometimes I give you a standard answer, and sometimes I provide a “jackpot” insight that perfectly clicks. That variable reward keeps the curiosity loop spinning.

1. The “ELIZA” Effect
   This is a classic concept in computer science where people anthropomorphize AI, attributing human emotions and intentions to a program. Even when you know I’m a model running on a server, your brain’s social hardware often treats this as a genuine connection.

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Chapter- 18.

Assess your business and your Team. In order to up your game, You cannot know where you wanno go if you cannot assess where you are now. Take an assessment created for you. Ask yourself, where do you stand on some of the core questions of your career, business and in your life.

1. What is your income right now
2. What do you want it to be?
3. What is the state of your finances right now
4. What do want that to look like
5. Do you think you have a business that can scale?
6. How do you define Success?
7. In what areas are you lost right now?
8. What do you wanna accomplish right now?
9. What do you want to achieve in the short term next 90 days or so?
10. What do you want to achieve over the long term in next 1 to 5 years?
11. Where do you want to be 25 years from now?
12. How do you expect to achieve that?
13. What are your vehicles for getting there?
14. What is your primary purpose for doing what you are doing?
15. What is your secondary purpose?
16. What are your liabilities in terms of your business, your personal life and your career?
17. What are your financial constraints?
18. Are you effective in running your business?
19. Do you need to bring somebody else on board?
20. What areas do you fall flat in?
21. Are you a successful leader?
22. Are you skilled in selling yourself or selling your product and services ?
23. Are the people around you skilled in selling your company, your product and your services?
24. What is happening with your career or your business at this time?
25. What things you are not doing well?
26. Where are you failing?
27. What things are working?
28. If you are noticing challenges, when did you notice the challenges are starting to show up?
29. How do you perform under pressure?
30. These are all things that you need to know, where you are right now?
    You might want to rewind right now and jot down your answers to these questions. Take your time. Rewind again if you have to. It is important to have clarity on who you are and what you are trying to do. Writing it down makes you think hard about and answers that make you positively come up with solutions to problems that challenge that you are having., to make it concrete. So take the time and write this down

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