The Diary 4-21-10

Today, I woke up to my roommate telling me she was leaving for work. It was 6:30 a.m. I had failed to set my alarm as I have naturally woke up in past days with the sunlight coming through the basement window. I was tired.  Today was payday. I looked at my account balance to see my direct deposit for my first part-time job. It will be three weeks of working two jobs and going to school this Friday. I made a deposit of my entire check from my second job into my new forex account. I now have two forex accounts. In theory, it seems to work well in my mind. Build my forex account up, trade only confirmed signals and I’ll be able to quit my second job. But building it up is takes time. I use to working two jobs now but to get to the amount that I can start trading comfortably large positions is going to be a while. Maybe three months.

Yesterday, I started to make the transition of school ending in two weeks and started passing out flyers (business cards) for Send Out Cards. All of this takes time. There is no quick road to solving financial problems. And the time really depends on how deep your financial hole is.