Options selling creates systematic streams of income by selling options contracts and managing positions to lock in gains, rather than gambling on directional bets like option buying; this approach focuses on understanding positions correctly and managing risk to avoid losing money, making it suitable for those seeking consistent weekly income rather than short-term gains.
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Hello, hello, hello. Welcome to Friday.
Fridays are like my favorite day of the week. I love Fridays and I love Mondays.
I mean, I love all days, right? So, like life is beautiful and if we wake up in the morning, lots of people didn't. So, all is good in the world. But the reason why I particularly like Fridays is because things are expiring, right? So, it's an exciting time to kind of like look at the stuff that's expiring and then we uh think about, you know, what our [snorts] plans are for Monday. And then Mondays are also an amazing day because things dropped off on on Friday or we got assigned on things and then um Monday is is a day to perhaps write covered calls on some stuff that we got assigned or or keep checking things. So, every day is a great day. Um but in particular, Fridays and Mondays are my favorite. Um, so let's get let's get going. Um, as always, put some questions in the chat. We're probably going to go about 30 minutes uh today. And what I'm going to do is kind of go over the trades that we've been going over together, right? So, it's all about management. Listen, anybody can anybody can make money with options. Like, you don't have to be a rocket scientist and you don't even really necessarily have to know what you're doing to make money.
the finesse and the uh the expertise, you might say, is understanding things correctly and um managing your positions so you don't lose money and so you don't blow up your account. That's really the name of the game. I think I mentioned um I I did a live stream this morning. I don't know how many of you guys caught it. And the purpose of doing that live stream when I did it was because I wanted to um make a an adjustment in the account, but I didn't want to wait until 12:00 today, right? Even though it's a paper money and it's not real, I'm treating it as if it was real. And I want to show you guys kind of like, you know, the the thought processes um uh around, you know, how you look at things and how you evaluate things and and how you make decisions moving forward, right? So, I did that. Um I just planned it like right when I did it. And if you didn't catch it, no worries. You can catch it on the recording. It's only a few minutes. Um, which is good. And um, and hello to you, uh, Penny. I love when you guys put uh, comments in the chat.
That's much appreciated. And, uh, so let's kind of walk through what we have and where, you know, where our thought process should be and and how we set oursel up for Monday. Because if you don't know um for those of you guys who have been here for a while um you probably do know this but for those of you who who are new here on the channel and particularly to the live streams you [snorts] know the whole importance and the whole function and the whole reason for selling options is to create systematic streams of income. Now, sometimes I talk to people um through a variety of channels that talk about, hey, I'm doing this and this is going amazing and I'm doing that and that's going great. Um and that's great, but anybody can make money in a short period of time. If you're buying options, man, you should just go to Vegas. Um because buying options is like going to Vegas when and I want to take a before we go through my um uh uh positions here. I want to take a minute to kind of really illustrate the difference because if if I end up like coming across and and chatting with somebody about options, this is something really you have to already understand. You can be an option buyer or you can be an option seller, right? So let's take a moment and talk about the difference. When you buy options, you're betting directionally. I want to buy a call because I think the price is going to go up or I want to buy a put because I think the price is going to go down. And and people do that because they can 10x their money, right?
So like they can buy a put um for $100, let's say, and um and their intention is that the price goes up and they turn that 100 into 500 or whatever that number is. That's gambling. That's like, you know, let me go to the casino in Vegas and let me play some uh craps. So craps, you you have a slight edge. Craps is better than, let's say, a slot machine, right? Slot machines are the worst. You might as well just like, I don't know, throw your money in the trash or burn it because you're never going to have the advantage. You might get lucky every so often. But I don't know. Do you want to live in a life where you get lucky? I don't know. I I think money is here's how I view money.
Money is is energy and and it's a tool to get the things that you want. Right?
So for me and and I would encourage you guys to take a moment and think about this. For me, money means independence, right? So number one, I'm going to I'm going to share with you what money means to me. So money for me is independence.
I don't have to get up uh set my alarm clock, get up at a certain price, go to a job that I may or may not like, do something that somebody else tells me to do, not be able to take time off if I have, you know, something else that that I would prefer to do. So, independence, right? And um and money for me also means um like sharing sharing experiences with people. It's interesting like I always think of of money. Um probably my favorite story is last year um I think it was around November like Thanksgiving time I was living in New York at the time and my kids came you know my kids have lived in in LA. This is interesting and it's it's relevant so so stay with me and I'm going to get to my positions in a moment. Um so they came uh for for Thanksgiving right? So, they came from LA and my daughter brought her boyfriend that she was uh dating and she was kind of serious with it at the time. They're not together anymore. And my son brought his girlfriend that he was also kind of, you know, sort of serious with um and they're also not together at the moment.
Um and and we had the most amazing time.
And uh you know, think of this like New York City. I lived downtown New York City at the time and um you know we go shopping and just trading gave me the blessed experience that I I you know create money on a on a consistent basis and and I can share that. I love to be generous with the people that are important to me. So we had these like shopping sprees and and one of them was that we went to the Montlair store. I forget where it was. Fifth Avenue, maybe not Fifth, I don't remember exactly, but we went to the Monontlair uh store in New York City and I bought everybody jackets and it was like 12,000 bucks. And and I'm not saying this to brag, so don't take it the wrong way. I'm ex I'm sharing with you what money means to me. Money doesn't mean like, you know, hey, I'm going to like stuff a bunch of money in the bank or I'm going to do these things by myself. Money for me means sharing that with the people I love that are important to me. And man, that made me feel so good to be in a position to do that. So, so pulling it full circle, you can buy options and maybe you get lucky and that's cool and hey, bravo to you.
Or you can sell options and depend on, you know, uh, likelihoods and and consistent income, not over a short period of time, but over an extended period of time and not have it be like, you know, hey, I made some money in the market this week or this month or this year or whatever, but hey, I changed my life and I and I created this lifestyle that I [snorts] could only imagine before. And that's what options trading can do for you. So, some of you, I know, recognize that and some of you, I think, don't recognize that. So, so there's a big difference. So, if you're an option buyer, you probably don't belong on this channel and you probably should just go to Vegas because that's a gambler mentality. But if you want to change your life and create consistent, steady streams of income every single week, then you should be here and that you're in the right place. Um, all right. So, uh, let's see. And Penny says, "I won a 1-hour call with you and you never called me. I know you are very busy creating new stuff. Um I don't I don't ever not call anybody by the way. So um a a while ago, months ago, not yesterday or last week. Um I think I had some like uh um what was it like when raffles or whatever it was and and it was like this raffle and I don't call anybody ever. That that's that doesn't exist. So, I don't I I don't give my personal phone number to people unless they're working with me and then they have my personal number and then we, you know, they're they're welcome to text me if something, you know, happens off cycle that they need help with or something. So, so no, um that's not correct. Uh that I didn't call somebody because that that just doesn't happen.
uh if you won something, I would have emailed you. And um and if if nothing ever um was produced from there, then that means that you didn't respond to my email because I always look at all my email, even my spam box. I'm pretty diligent uh because I do get some some email in spam from time to time. And so I there's there's never an email that I don't uh respond to. I mean, I'm not a superwoman. Pretty close maybe, but not superwoman. It's possible I might have missed an email. Um but it's incorrect that I I would have, you know, uh was supposed to call somebody and I didn't.
Um let's get into the um the positions.
So, let's kind of go through the positions and ask me questions as I go.
In the meantime, um we're going to take a look at all the stuff. Now, this morning, what I did was I bought that I think it was Lulu. So, I bought the Lulu um contract back and we're going to see that in the realized trades here.
Let me just pull that up. Um, let's see.
I have a couple different accounts in here. So, here's the Lulu trade. So, just as a refresher or if you missed the morning um, uh, live stream, I had sold that contract for $121 and then I bought it back um, recognizing a realized gain. So, the reason why I bought that back was, you know, I I wasn't sure where things were going to go. I have a lot of my positions down right now, which is totally okay. I'm not freaking out.
Listen, that's a part of the market, right? The market goes up and the market goes down. So, I don't cry, go to jump off a bridge or something when my stuff is down, you know, 5%, 10%. That's totally okay. And it's like a planned outcome, right? [clears throat] That said, um I'm always concerned with risk and if I can um move risk off the table, I want to do that, right? So, I want to move risk off the table. And usually, I only do that if I can recognize a gain. So, in other words, I don't usually um buy something back and take a realized loss and do that. I'm okay buying the shares if I had to, and that's why I put the trade on initially, but if I can buy the contract back, lock in a gain, and take that risk off the table, um I I I you know, that's part of my process that I do. So, that's what I did this morning. So, I bought that contract back and the result was an $83 um profit uh realized uh gain. So, again, we're not really looking at paper gains, paper losses. We're looking at realized gains and realized losses.
So, that was the trade. And so, let's go back through the positions that we have now because a lot of these things are pretty significantly down. Um again, it's totally okay. We'll just go from the top to the bottom. So remember I had bought that Oracle stock, right? So I had bought a 100 shares of Oracle and then I did what what's called a buy, right? Buy a 100 shares, sell a covered call against it, and I took in $1,800 in premium. So when we look at this right here, 18.0, again, just as a refresher, each contract is 100 shares. So because I sold that contract at 18, that's $1,800 that money got dropped into my account.
All contracts have um a uh a market price. So if I wanted to buy that back right now, I could do that at the market. Right now it's trading at 480, right? So I could buy it back for $480.
That would mean that I sold it for $1,800. I bought it back for $480 and I netted 1300. But I'm not going to do that. I'm just going to keep that like cooking for a while. That doesn't expire until June 12th, even though Oracle is down. So, I had bought Oracle at $244 a share, and right now it's $210 a share.
And so, I'm down $3,200 on paper. So, again, that's a big difference between paper gain, paper loss, or realized gain, realized loss. And we want to recognize that. So, I'm just going to leave that alone at the moment. Listen, not every day you have to put a trade in on something. What we're doing is we're walking through sort of like a checklist on what we're looking at, how we should look at it, and then what kind of choices do we make moving forward right now? At the same time, let's just keep going down our list, and we'll just go from top to bottom. I had bought yesterday, I think we did this together, um, two trades on on SMCI, right? So, I bought 100 shares, sold the covered call against it, and at the same time sold a put, right? So all both of those contracts, the put and the call, are expiring today, the 5th. So I had bought those shares at $47 and change right now. SMCI dropped, so it's only $41.
Totally. Okay, that means that this this call um uh this call right here, which is a $48 call because I sold this I bought the shares for 47 and change. I sold a $48 call right over my basis. I got paid 70 uh 70 bucks for that right now. It's trading at um a dollar, right?
I'm just going to leave that, right? So, it's it's not going to it's going to expire worthless most likely if if SMCI stays where it is right now, which is totally fine. So, that's going to be realized gain that I'm going to see in my in my realized gain table that I keep track of on a daily and weekly basis.
And then also my put I had sold a 4550 which is what we call in the money right now. So in the money means I sold the put um here with a strike price of $45.50 but right now it's trading at $41 and change. So assuming the price stays that that way. I'm going to buy 100 shares at 4550 when the market closes today. Totally okay because then Monday I'm going to sell a covered call against those shares. So stay tuned until Monday to watch that. Now, now this is going to be a really good learning experience because on Monday, as long as everything stays the way it is, which is likely because it's late in the day. It's 12:14 right now. Um, I'm going to have a 100 shares that I paid one price for and another 100 shares that I paid another price for. So, um, you might know how that works, but but you might not. Um, so stay tuned until Monday and we're going to see that together. Right? So, we're just going to leave that alone.
I also have the FEL uh FCEL um $16 put.
So, right now it's not in the money, right? So, it's trading at $17. Um this doesn't expire until next Friday. So, we're just going to leave that alone for now. If I wanted to, I can buy that back. So, right now, it would cost me money to buy that back because I sold it for 40 bucks. I would buy it back for $125. I'm not going to take a realized loss. So, that's the thing. So, this is part of my strategy, and I've been doing this for a really long time, is to limit or minimize your realized gains. Now, that's not to say it it never happens where for some reason you have to take a realized loss, right? Uh oh, I want to make sure I said that. I want to maximize I want to make realized gains and minimize my realized losses, right?
So, sometimes that happens. And we're going to walk through those scenarios together on these live streams. That's the purpose of having these live streams with real trades, right? But I want to minimize that. So, there's no reason for me to buy this back and lose money. I'm just going to take assignment on the shares and and on Monday, I'm going to sell a covered call. We're going to look at those together on Monday. Um HPQ is similar. I'm going to end up buying those shares. This is a $27 put and uh right now HPQ is at $25 and change. I originally sold this for 18 bucks. And if I wanted to, I can buy it back and lose some money, right? So, I'd lose about $170. But I'm not going to do that. I'm just going to get assigned the shares and I'm going to sell a call against those shares on Monday. Here's what I'm doing, guys. I'm creating a strategy that doesn't depend on market direction. I don't know where the market's going to go. Maybe it goes up, maybe it goes down. Maybe you guys might know and you're out buying calls and and buying puts and you think you're smart or something. And I'm not saying this in a in a in a sassy way. Um I mean, hey, if that works, then then great. But that doesn't work um for me, and I it's it's my belief it doesn't work in general because um stocks go up, stocks go down.
They do that for a variety of reasons.
And I'm not going to time the stock.
When you buy options, you don't only have to be correct about the direction of the stock, first of all. You also have to be uh correct on the timing and the um the uh the how much it might go up and how much it might go down. So there's a lot of like inner workings parts to those and those are very mathematical. I I like mathematics and but I like to I would like to see the math like I want to be able to understand what the likelihood is and be able to calculate that and make decisions based on that. And um and yeah, so that's the difference again between buyers and sellers. So I'm just going to let this one go. Um and and at the end of the day, we're going to watch it on Monday. Um if I buy these shares, I'm just going to sell a call against it. And then AVGO, you remember yesterday I had bought back that call.
So I locked in um all of that gain. How much did we do yesterday? Let me just refresh my memory. I don't even remember. Um, let's see. Ago yesterday was 22.85.
So, I had um originally sold it um at uh 2,300 and and change and I bought it back and my net um gain on that contract was um $2,285.
So, that's what we're doing. We're creating realized gains that we put in our pocket and then regardless of what happens with that ticker, we don't have to ever give that money back to the market, right? Does that make sense?
Does anybody have any questions or put some questions in the chat? I'm going to look at that in a moment. Um, but in the meantime, I'm just going to go through the rest of my list. I think actually that was the last one. So, here we are.
So, this is our list. Um there's not, you know, we have to, it's Friday, so we want to like evaluate what we have, see if there's any um need for making a change, which I did make that change this morning, not in this live stream, but in the in the one I did a couple hours ago. Um and and that's that's how you do it. You want to evaluate your positions, make a change if you have to based on what we're talking about here.
And then and then I could put another trade in, but I'm not going to because I have a lot of this is only $100,000 account. And I have a lot of uh positions. You know, a 100 AVGO is kind of expensive. 100 Oracle is kind of expensive. I'm going to get assigned these stocks probably, you know, as long as they stay underneath the strike price before the market closes. So, I'm not going to put a we we don't have to like be pressed to um to put a trade in, right? So, so you want to only put trades in when it feels like it's the right choice, right? Let's go through some questions. Um let's see. So Joe says he's at work now, but we'll watch tonight. All you need to know is right here. You are the best. Your biggest fan, Joe. Thanks, Joe. Appreciate that.
Um, yeah. I mean, listen, there's lots of people on YouTube, but I have to say I haven't really spent much time recently looking at YouTube, but I know the last time I kind of like, you know, I get an idea of like what's out there, what are people talking about, that kind of thing. The last time I looked at YouTube um other people's like like options type of content, this was a few months back and that's when I saw so many videos on rolling covered calls like you know probably one of the biggest mistakes people make because you're you're taking a a winning trade and turning it into a possible losing trade. It's so interesting that people would suggest that um on on YouTube videos boggles my mind. [snorts] And and I think that's because some people are on YouTube that that they're YouTubers, right? I don't look at myself as a YouTuber. I mean, I didn't even take a shower yet. I'm I'm still in my pajamas.
Um, I look at myself as a trader and now I'm creating tools, apps that help me that are open to the public as well. And uh, and the purpose of being on YouTube is to share this with other people.
Like, like that makes me feel good.
There's a few people I don't work with a lot of people, you know, uh, one-on-one because it's a big commitment and I don't have a lot of time for that. And I also only want to work with people that I think are really going to be successful. Um, you know, so, so there there's only a handful of people and all of them, you know, it makes me feel good when they say, "Man, Michelle, like, you know, you changed my life or you did this. I never knew that this was the case." Um, so that makes me that's why I'm here on YouTube to kind of help people in the audience basically change your lifestyle. Um, assuming that's why you're here, right? So, um, so yeah.
Um, let's see. Um, is there a special spreadsheet that you use to track your trades and how do you record on selling puts? Um, I don't use spreadsheets. I think I answered this a few times already. I used to use spreadsheets a lot and now there's no need for spreadsheets because I have apps that I created um with content that I want to see that's helpful for my own trading.
Um, track your trades. I mean, you track your trades on here. these [laughter] I mean on these on these YouTube videos I'm showing you all this stuff and this is live um so so go to the apps and and you know download it I mean not download it it's a web app anyway so so go here um I'm going to show you for for the people that aren't aware and it's also in the trading bio it's it's in lots of different places but it's apps receivo.com um or you can just go to my website and here it is okay it talks about like generating income, right? So, finding the trade, it gives you some examples on what's inside the the tools, and it's all the tools that I'm walking through on these videos with you. I mean, who who's um platform you think I'm using?
I'm using this platform that we're talking about here. Um the scanners, follow the whales, you know, showing, you know, insider buys and sells calculators that we're doing. The income dashboard, you can upload your statements. So regardless of who you're with, at some point I'm going to connect broker dealers, but right now you don't even need to do that. You download your your your transactions from your broker dealer, whoever it might be, Schwab, Interactive Brokers, whoever. Download your transactions, download your realize gain loss, download your positions, and you upload them here onto the platform, and you can kind of see exactly the stuff that I'm looking at. Um, so, so yeah. Anyway, there's that. Uh, let's see.
You're killing it. [laughter] You're hitting on all cylinders, Michael. Thank you. I think that's a a compliment. I appreciate that. Um, yeah, I feel like a I feel like a rock star um most of my day. Um, so thank you for saying that.
Um, are there trades every day usually?
Um, I'm not sure what you're referring to. I don't know if you're referring to to this um live stream. I I mean, I've been putting trades in every day and this live stream is is every day. Um, so yeah. Anyway, let's go back to our uh positions. So, going back to our positions, that's what we're going to do. So, Friday is all about, you know, let me see. I mean, every day you should see, hey, let me see where I'm at. Um, but Friday, most importantly, what do I have expiring today? Should I leave that? What does that look like? What's going to happen or what's likely to happen? And then it gives us an idea for Monday. In fact, we can kind of get an idea for for Monday as an example.
Um, for example, this this uh SMCI put, right? It's a 4550 put. Now, um when I buy the shares, my my cost basis is going to get adjusted because of the price that I I received for the put to 4527. So, um you know, just just keep that in mind. So, I can sell a 4550 call on um on Monday. Uh HPQ is kind of similar. So right now it's a $27 uh put.
My basis is going to be adjusted to 26.82. The software does it all for you.
I mean you could do it yourself and you could create your own spreadsheet if you want or you can get a old school piece of paper and a pen. Um or you can just use the app and and do it like that. So 26 um uh 82 and I don't know right now HPQ is trading at 25.48. Let's take a look and see what a $27 call is just so I can get an idea on how much money I can make on Monday. Let's take a look.
So, I'm going to hop into the um uh calculator, right? So, I'm going to go into short calls and I'm going to go into HPQ, right? And let's say I sell a call for next week. So, that'd be June 12th. And what was my cost basis? $26, I don't know,$82. It was something like that.
So, I'm going to sell a $27 call, right?
So, it's going to pull this up for me.
So, a $27 call right now um is if I put the order in right now is trading at uh 20 bucks. So, it's not a lot of money, but it's also not a lot of um uh capital that I'm committing. So, in fact, if I bought buy the shares at 2682, it's 2,600 bucks, right? So, what's my annualized rate of return? I mean, it's $20, but but I encourage you guys to look at the percentage rate of return, 30%. There's not any trades that I'm typically looking at that you're not getting paid over 30% annualized. So you could keep your money with like you know ABC broker dealer and you know mutual funds or whatever these things are and and and you get 8% maybe 10% per year and then you got all that paper fluctuation or you can create yourself a system a system a systematic uh steady stream of income on a weekly basis and make yourself 30% annualized approximately. So, so if you're here, you're probably interested in that. And um and yeah, so that's that. Anyway, uh let's see. It's 12:27. I said we'd go about 30 minutes. Um let me know if that makes sense. If you guys have questions, feel free to email me. Um for whoever said that they didn't um I don't know, get a response or whatever. I'm pretty sure that I always respond to my email, but instead of like, you know, trying to call me out publicly, just send me another email. That's all.
That's the polite thing to do. Um, listen, I give a lot of my time for free here in on this channel and um and I don't ask any anything for it, but I I do kind of like it's sort of like an unspoken like uh it's nice to be appreciated and and that sort of thing. Um, so if you think something is is not right, then send send me an email. Um, so yeah, anyway, it's all good. Um, and uh thank you for watching. I hope this uh content helps and um we're going to check it out on Monday. Monday's going to be a rockstar day because I'm going to sell some calls and we're going to take a look and see how things ended up shaking out um by the close cuz you know there's still another half an hour of the market. But but we're not tied to the market. We're we're doing trades that we don't have to be watching our phone.
Listen, when I go out and stuff, I'm not watching my phone and and and and looking at 10 screens at home and and that kind of thing. trading gives you the opportunity uh the ability to to be able to create weekly income and you don't spend a lot of time doing it like you know my app does most of it for you um or you can keep your own spreadsheets and and do it like that and um and typically I say it takes like eight hours to learn the fundamentals that kind of thing of trading and and you want to keep up with it um and um and it takes about maybe 15 20 minutes a day you know you're just looking at your stuff you're putting some trades in It's important to work with someone. Um, I can't I don't usually pitch myself on these programs, but I'm gonna take a minute to to pitch it because of a couple scenarios that I ran into recently.
Um, uh, having mentorship is so valuable.
Listen, I, um, a few years ago, I did a lot of Tony Robbins stuff. I love Tony.
I think he changed my life. So, I, you know, maybe I started following him like 10 years ago or so, and I spent oodles of money with Tony Robbins. um because I did some special program and it was like you know only certain people and whatever and it was super cool and and I deem that today as invaluable right and when I say money I spent like you know his program was like $55,000 a year and then you travel to different places so you got you need some money for that so like all in maybe you know I don't know at least like 80 grand a year or something like that and I'm not saying that to impress you but what I'm saying is this was it expensive heck yeah it's expensive I mean I 55k is a lot of money. How do I feel about that today? I love Tony and I think he changed my life and and I and I developed experiences with people that I would have never developed experiences. I started looking at things life in general differently than I had been in the past. And for me um I feel like you can't even put a price tag on certain things, right? So that's how I feel. So, so having mentorship um I have a life coach um I don't talk a lot about it um on these um things cuz I think sometimes coaching gets like negative connotations, right?
Her name is Amy and I've been working with her. I haven't had a session with her in a while, but for many many years we did um weekly weekly sessions and and um the only reason why I haven't met with her recently is because I've just been uber busy and I've been hyperfocused on just my apps and and doing my own thing. And I find that when I focus on one thing, I accomplish it.
No matter what it is, whether you think it's doable, not doable, everything is doable, you're only limited by your own limiting beliefs. And I truly believe that. So that's the only reason why I haven't worked with her recently. But I find her to be invaluable, right? I don't remember what I was paying her. I think I was paying her 250 an hour. I don't remember exactly, honestly. And sometimes I don't pay attention to those kinds of things, but you know, if she charged me a [laughter] a,000 bucks an hour, I'd probably pay it because I, you know, there's certain things that that you can't put a price tag on. Um, I do offer mentorship, one-on-one mentorship, and and it's not for everybody. Um, but for people, let's say with, you know, a hundred thousand, a couple hundred thousand, a million bucks or something like that, um, it can it can be like pay off in multi multiples. So, typically I charge like a,000 bucks an hour. That's that's my going rate. And I know that that's value. So, if I charge somebody a,000 bucks an hour and 10,000 bucks is is like the ticket for a program or something like that. And and you pay 10,000 but you make 50,000 from that.
Like, I don't know if if you can't see that math. Um, that's uh yeah. So, that's that's kind of how I look at coaching. That's what I'm talking about.
Coaching and mentorship. Um, and and I think I truly believe that everybody needs a mentor. I'm not right for everybody. Um, [snorts] but I think if you're serious about trading and if it's not me, you should get yourself a mentor because that's so important. Or join join some sort of community that they um um you know look at things in the same way as you do. Um I have a free community um if you go to the Civo apps.
It's a free community. It's going to be moved over to iOS um the app store shortly. Right now it's just a web version um and Google Play for the non non-Apple people. but join that. Um, and then you can talk to other people that are doing things that you're doing. If you're trading and you're serious about it, you should be doing things like that. Otherwise, you're like on your own little island doing your own thing and then, you know, you're going to come across a trade like somebody sent me an email a couple days ago um freaking out and and they wanted to like meet right away. I don't know, like it's just a random email that I had gotten. But but you need a community to help talk through those things. Don't wait until like you're losing a a ton of money to do that, right? So, anyway, I know I'm talking about a lot of different things.
The whole purpose of today's call was to kind of go through um Fridays and that sort of thing. Um yeah, so um uh there's a a couple of things if if you're an app subscriber and and you have any issues or anything like that um where you can't get in. I know Sonia just says um uh says my email is incorrect. When I went to sign in, it says I already have an account. Um I don't want to talk about account specifics on on YouTube because I think those are personal things. Um but Sonia, I I I I do know that you used to have an account. Um and I'm not sure how maybe you forgot about that or something like that. Just send me an email [email protected].
Um, so send me an email and um, you know, if you can't get into the app or if it's not working, but I know it works totally fine. Uh, because I know we we have users on there now and I'm using it as we're as I'm as I'm talking to you.
Like this is all app stuff that I'm walking through with you. So yeah, so just send me an app. Um, Penny, didn't mean to offend you. I think you do a great job. Thank you. I appreciate that.
And I wasn't being sassy at all. Um, listen, I get a lot of like emails and um and comments on on YouTube and and I know you guys are an amazing community and I appreciate all the, you know, great words that you say and and that kind of thing. So, I'm not offended at at all. Um, yeah. No, thanks for saying that. Um, [laughter] Sonia says, "Michelle, you're you're awesome and honest." Um, uh, let's see. You don't get much of that. Listen, with me, what you see is what you get. I believe that we are like all going through our journey through life, right? All of us.
And we're all in different spots. And whatever spot I'm in today, I'm going to be in a different spot tomorrow. That's kind of how this journey takes us, like down this stream of of water, right? Um and um Oh, where was I going with that?
Um oh, what I was saying is we're we're meant to connect with certain people.
And um I always believe in uh reason, season, or lifetime people. So, there's people that we come into contact with that are for a reason. May maybe you're here for some sort of reason that that you might recognize or maybe you don't even recognize that yet. A lot of times there's something there, but we don't actually see that until some later point, right? Or or a season. You know, there's some people that that you know um connect with people for for a finite amount of time, right? For whatever that season is. And then there's lifetime people. [snorts] So, I feel blessed that I have a few lifetime people in my circle, you might say. Not many. Um because I and I like it that way. You only got so much energy, right? You don't have like like unlimited energy that you can like uh put out to everybody. So, so that said, because we're meant to connect with certain people. I'm a very honest, transparent person. So, like and I'm again, I'm not for everybody. And uh if we're meant to connect, we're going to connect. And if not, that's that's okay, too. Um, I don't believe in like, you know, putting a mask on in order to be liked or to look a certain way or whatever. Um, yeah, I would rather be like a what you see is what you get kind of person. So, anyway, uh, with that said, that was like, holy cow, that was like a 10minute wrap-up. Um, I hope this is I hope this is helpful and, uh, my intention is that you learn and, um, you know, you learn on my videos. If you want to work one-on-one, send me an email. Um, and uh, yeah, and and uh, I will have another live event coming up. I haven't had one of those in a couple of months, so look out for that. I put most things on YouTube and also on my website, so you'll see it there. And in the meantime, um, have a great weekend, an amazing weekend, everybody people. And then Monday 12:00 Pacific, um, we're going to walk through sort of, you know, what we need to do, what what what uh, we got signed on on Friday and sell new stuff and, uh, and kind of go from there. So, bring your questions and I'll see you guys then. Have a good one.
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