Yvan Bjeajee – Trading For a Living

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Yvan Bjeajee – Trading For a Living

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Create A Lucrative Trading Business, Travel the World, And Work For Less Than 20h/week.
Trade For A Living
Now, I know what you might have said to yourself as you read the title of this course…
“That sounds too good to be true, but let’s check it out anyway…”
Just know this: Yes, trading for a living is possible!
How do I know this?
This is something that I do. And I also know plenty of other people who do the exact same thing.
Here’s an important thing you need to know: People have an idea of how traders who successfully ‘trade for a living’ work and the kind of returns they make, but reality is often very different.
For the longest time, I had a rigid idea of what trading for a living should look like, and because of that, I’ve been on the wrong path many (many!) times.
I’ve struggled a lot before I arrived at where I am today.
So, allow me to share some important information with you and really clear up some things.
Imagine that I come to you and say,
“Hey, I make on average 20% return trading the U.S stock market every year.”
That’s a nice return, right? But, not impressive, by any stretch.
On the other hand, my friend Chris makes +250% return.
Now, this is what you can call impressive!
Now, imagine that both of us are offering to show you how we trade.
Chances are that you’ll probably think to yourself,
“Well, Chris makes more, so he must have some special knowledge that Yvan doesn’t have; he must have more experience, so I’d rather learn from him.”
But is that true?
Well, let’s look into that…

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What if I told you that my equity curve is way less volatile than his?
Furthermore, what if I told you that I have a process-based, systematic way of trading that leads me to trade only 2 hours a day (usually less but let’s say 2 hours), and for the research and planning, a maximum of 15-20 minutes.
That’s a total of 2 hours and 20 minutes a day and around 12 hours a week.
Chris, on the other hand, is a discretionary trader. He uses his intuition to gauge market sentiment, and he relies heavily on chart patterns and esoteric analyses.
He works 50+ hours a week ―he spends on average 6 to 12 hours a day in front of his screens trading or watching his trades unfold, looking for opportunities, and he spends an additional 4-5 hours a day for research and planning for the next day.
Then, if Chris runs a website like I do and has to answer emails, create content for his followers, etc., we’re possibly looking at an 80 hour week for him.
For me?
Well, currently I spend 2 hours a day doing those things, and I am constantly optimizing things so that I spend less time doing them.
So in total, I only work around 22 hours a week. Worst case, it’s 25 hours. But we’re still very far from Chris’ 80 hours.
Do I have your full attention now?
Okay… let’s push this a little further: What if I told you that I lead a much happier life than Chris?
Of course, this is difficult to verify because of the subjective nature of this claim, but let’s say that there are some clearly visible signs that attest to this:
I lead a peaceful life. I have a clear understanding of myself and my thoughts and emotions, while Chris is an emotional mess, a walking time bomb waiting to explode at any moment just because of the sheer amount of stress he’s exposed to on a continuous basis given his freestyle, unstructured approach to trading.
I have time for my family and friends. Chris? Well, he doesn’t! He can’t even spend time with his 4-year-old. And whenever he spends time with her, his mind is with the market.
I’m currently in my thirties and I look like I could be maybe in my early 20s (really), while Chris looks much older than I do even though he’s younger than me… he always carries bags under his eyes. It must be those damn losses that keep him awake at night or those long hours he spends in front of his multiple screens.
Chris lives in Manhattan where life is crazy-expensive. So even though he might earn 5x- 10x more than me in absolute income, in relative income, I’m earning more than him since I live in a part of the world where life is cheap and good. I earn in dollars and I spend in that country’s currency which increases my quality of life.
I could go on like that… but I think you get the point.
Money has been forever the absolute measure of happiness even though individual experience points out otherwise.
We need to define happiness/success in broader terms because money alone isn’t enough.
And, as you see, there is a way to trade for a living that really makes it exceptionally fulfilling, instead of being something that plays with your emotions constantly and wears you down.
And it’s not about how much money you make in absolute terms, it’s about the personal freedom; it’s about the quality of your life; it’s about time, energy, health, and the emotional capital that you preserve by doing so.

What I offer in this Trading For A Living course
I will show you a proper approach to trading for a living.
Here’s what you’ll learn:
I’ll reflect back at you some realities about trading for a living, and I will show you what’s the best way to go about this journey and maximize your chances of success.
I’ll show you my stress-free trading strategies and how I manage my two trading accounts with the least amount of emotional resistance as possible.
Trading for a living the right way is about balance and emotional preservation. Nothing else! I’ll show you a simple way to help you cultivate mental stability day after day as you run your trading business.
I’ll show you ‘The dirty little secret of trading’ and how I earn a reliable source of income through content creation (blog, book, course….) on the side ― which allows me to weather trading drawdowns that are an inevitable part of trading. This also helps in decreasing performance anxieties and allows me to trade to the best of my abilities. I’ll show you how you too can do that. It’s not rocket science.
You’ll see how much I make from my trading business (screenshots) and I’ll share with you some important money management tips that have allowed me to travel the world for 2 consecutive years while trading and running my business.
I will show you how to maximize your experience of trading and make this whole thing enjoyable and effortless.

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