A letter from Jan 12, 2026

Dear Future Me, It’s July 2026 already — time has moved faster than I ever imagined. We’re past the second quarter of the year, and looking back at the last six months, I can honestly say the journey has been remarkable and its been the best year of my life. I travelled to Dubai and Miami and both trips opened doors I once only visualised. The family trip to Dubai, although short, was deeply meaningful and something I’ll always cherish. Along the way, I met business-minded people who genuinely believe in my startup ideas and are willing to invest in them — a clear validation of the path I chose. Trading has finally reached consistency. This year has been the turning point. The strategy is working, month after month, with an average win rate close to 90%. I now manage multiple funded accounts alongside family capital, all running on the same disciplined system. Every account is up significantly, and more importantly, the process feels calm, repeatable, and controlled. In the beginning of Jan , I bought The Volvo XC40 has been an absolute joy. What once felt like a big financial commitment was cleared within just three months. Profits from trading, combined with income from businesses and full time job, made repayment effortless. With personal trading funds growing steadily, we took an even bigger step — paying off the mortgage and moving into a new Redrow home. A milestone that once felt distant is now reality. What stands out most is the absence of fear. There’s no anxiety about losing a job, no emotional trading, no impulsive decisions. Everything feels aligned. I trust myself. I trust the work I’ve put in. The universe really did prepare me for this chapter. Professionally, I was promoted, and it became clear how valued I am. People want me on their teams. They want to work with me. That recognition has been incredibly fulfilling — yet it also made the next decision clearer. It’s time to move on. Managing ten private funds now demands full focus, and the opportunity to pursue a Master’s degree in Data Science feels perfectly timed. It’s not just about education — it’s about building confidence, sharpening skills, and ensuring long-term adaptability and survival in an ever-changing world. Financially, discipline has paid off. I’ve been able to save, invest, and own stocks and instruments I once thought were out of reach. Taxes for 2024 and 2025 are fully cleared — no loose ends, no lingering stress. Life in 2026 has unfolded almost exactly as predicted — meaningful, fruitful, and calm. Focused work, clear thinking, and belief in myself have made all the difference. This is proof that patience, consistency, and self-trust compound — quietly, then all at once.