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Tim Sykes turned his $12K Bar Mitzvah gift into more than $7 Millon Dollars by penny stock trading. Tim's parents gave him their blessing to use it to trade, thinking that he would lose it but to their surprise.. he became a self made millionaire while still in college! Today, Tim teaches his students how to Trade with a "small gains and cut loss quick" method and helps his students identify and trade the largest percentage gainers. In his 15+ years of teaching, Tim's Trading Challenge has produced 31 millionaire students! Now, Tim donates all his winnings to his Charity, Karmagawa, and is actively working to change the World with his Influence.Other Social Media channels: Subscribe to my main channel "Austin Zaback" https://www.youtube.com/c/AustinZabackSubscribe to my Podcast Channel "The Austin Zaback Show" https://www.youtube.com/c/TheAustinZabackShowFollow me on Social Media:https://www.instagram.com/austinzaback/https://www.tiktok.com/@austinzaback

Penny stock millionaire trader, Tim Sykes, ( @TimothySykesTrader), joins the fellas at the After Hours Podcast to talk about his journey to being the well-known penny stock guru he is today, share how he came up with the idea to start teaching penny stocks, share his early strategies during the .com bubble, discuss what life is like now that he is doing more charity work, talk his perspective shift when he visited Bali, discuss his new documentary coming soon for KarmaGawa, share advice to new day traders, tell his experience during a private jet flight with a bunch of crypto HODL'rs & more. Thanks, Tim for coming on to share your valuable insight! Let's do it again, very soon! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/micafterhours/support

Tim Sykes is a penny stock trader and teacher who became a self-made millionaire by the age of 22 by trading $12,415 of bar mitzvah money. After becoming disenchanted with the hedge fund world, he established the Tim Sykes Trading Challenge to teach aspiring traders how to follow his trading strategies. He's been featured in a variety of media outlets including CNN, Larry King, Steve Harvey, Forbes, Men's Journal, and more. He's also an active philanthropist and environmental activist, a co-founder of Karmagawa, and has donated millions of dollars to charity. Originally from middle-class Connecticut, Tim had an interest in the stock market from a young age. Tim now can teach you how to do it and his approach as a teacher has been different than any other traders you know.   In this episode, Tim and Brad discuss how Timothy does well stock trading in all different market trends, take notes and tune in!   00:00 Intro 04:00 Rule number one is to cut losses  06:58 Timothy's best lesson 08:20 Crypto 11:15 Training 12:20 “Lose money that you can afford to lose.” - Timothy Sykes 13:08 Bomb: “A profit is not a profit until you cash it in.” - Timothy Sykes 18:30 “Trade like a sniper.” - Timothy Sykes 18:50 Building schools 25:00 Bomb: “Come back to me when you lose enough; that's the beauty of having a superior product.” - Timothy Sykes 28:55 Bomb: “Teachers should get awards.” - Timothy Sykes 29:48 Bomb: “With better teachers, we have a better future.” - Timothy Sykes 34:35 Wolf of Wall Street//Jordan Belfort 38:06 Check out https://www.timothysykes.com for Tim's blog 44:00 Company's with stories 46:56 Bomb: “If you're going to make life changing money, it's going to take time.” - Timothy Sykes 48:14 Bomb: “You can't control the market, but you can control your preparation, that's all you can control.” - Timothy Sykes 50:00 Bomb: “If anyone can do it, you can too, it's about the work you're willing to put in.” - Timothy Sykes 54:10 The recession  

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a fantastic guest, Timothy who shares wisdom, insights, and knowledge about how to make a real difference, the importance of giving back, the role of education these days, stock market strategy, and the danger of earning a lot of money too quickly! Timothy Sykes is an entrepreneur, a world traveler, philanthropist, trading teacher and influencer, millionaire trader, and co-founder of Karmagawa, a charitable organization dedicated to saving the environment, endangered species, and more.  Through the Timothy Sykes Foundation, 35 schools have been built or are in development, in over a dozen countries around the world. He's been featured in a variety of different media outlets, including CNN, CNBC, Fox Business, Fox TV, Forbes, Larry King, Men's Journal, and Steve Harvey. Before Tim got into the education world, he failed in growing his hedge fund not realizing that he didn't have the rules and risk management. He was always drunk and lost all his industry credibility. Until he found clarity and shifted his life. The opportunity came to him and started teaching people online, helping and showing everyone his trades. But Tim doesn't teach people to be rich but teaches that success is in their failure. He makes video lessons on every single loss and mistake, as well as wins in trading. Shares photos, videos, knowledge, and posts that really hit people. Tim became a number one trader that earns a lot of money, as well as a mentor that he wished he had in the beginning.   However, he realized that it's not only making the biggest bank account but taking care of his passion, helping his family and himself, and helping the world, make an impact, and make a real difference. His goal is to build thousands of schools. Now, have built 70 schools so far, trying to help one emergency at a time, and help communities that are involved. On the other side, despite this pandemic, Tim believes that this is the best time to educate yourself. It is by learning digitally and remotely. Take advantage and learn things to adapt to the new normal, and changes to do better. It's always hard and messy in the beginning, but through sharing education in the world, nothing is impossible. In addition, every single person must have a goal to achieve. and it's okay to change goals and adopt new things. Challenge yourself, and do what fulfills you and push yourself. Charity becomes his new challenge after achieving all the material things he has ever wanted. This year, Tim donated all his trading profits to charity. But then warns that if you're trying to get as much money as you can with nothing else, you might succeed but you will not be happy. It is using our humanity to our advantage rather than trying to do everything on your own and keeping other people out of your life. It is education, having heart, and really embracing and not ignoring our community!  Some Questions I Ask:  When did you start investing in the stock market? (00:12) Where did it all start for you? (00:29) What shifted in your life between then and now? (02:52) How did you have these philosophical revelations and at an early age to have mental breakthroughs that served you on a high level?  (05:30) You seem to have this optimism, where did that come from? (08:46) What are you paying most attention to right now that kind of aligns with your philosophy? (10:53) What are some of the missing tools in humanities' tool belt right now that can serve us moving forward? (14:00) How do we help people get more perspective? (17:52) How did your charity Karmagawa Foundation come about? (20:14) What is your big vision for Karmagawa? (21:37) What's one small thing that people could do that has a big impact when collectively done? (23:25) What do you say to that person that is at that early stage of wealth building to create more wealth and income? (25:12) What have been some of the gaps or shanks in your armor that you feel like you've been exposed in 2020 that you're working on? (30:28) What is your health, routine, lifestyle look like?  (32:09) Is work ethic something that people can cultivate or something that you feel like is in your DNA? (34:25) What's your overall outlook on the stock market and talk a little bit about the stock market strategy? (35:16) Are you more of a buffet guy based on your skillset or do you have some diversification outside of the stock market in your whole wealth portfolio? (38:20) What is your definition of success? When you get to your death bed, what do you hope you look to see in that rear view mirror?  (41:28)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why it's dangerous to make too much money too quickly (03:37) Timothy's rule number (03:51) How technology and education overpower the bad (10:26) Why some rich people get depressed (26:30) Simple ways of giving back to the community without money (27:44) One thing that Timothy has mastered in trading (35:43)  Quotes: “For my success is in my failure.” “It's about learning the process and staying disciplined. “ “Trading is all about You versus You.” “I didn't know what I didn't know.”  “We are the problem of so many issues but we're also the solution.” “If we start working together then amazing things are possible.” “There's no right way to get rich or one right way to get happy, you have to figure it out for yourself.”  “Trading is very much like gambling.”  Connect with Timothy Sykes on:  Website YouTube Karmagawa Instagram An American Hedge Fund book by Timothy Sykes

He turned $12,000 into $7 million... Tim Sykes started trading stocks when he was a teenager. By age 22, he was a self-made millionaire. But instead of living a luxurious lifestyle, he leverages his earnings to do good. Today, he trades penny stocks, teaches aspiring investors, and assists various charities through social media outreach. Sykes discusses his trading strategy and philanthropy with host Charles Mizrahi. Topics Discussed: An Introduction to Tim Sykes (00:00:00) Turning Thousands Into Millions (00:6:03) Trading Discipline (00:08:09) Fighting Misinformation (00:14:16) A Foundation for Education (00:18:44) Creating Millionaires (00:25:55) Leveraging Resources for Good (00:33:40) A Connected World (00:45:48) Guest Bio: Before he graduated high school, Tim Sykes turned $12,000 of bar mitzvah money into $125,000. Since then, he's earned close to $7 million in profits — all from trading. In addition to being a penny stock trader, Skyes teaches aspiring investors how to follow his trading strategies and make money. To date, 21 of his students have become millionaires. Philanthropy has also played a major role in Sykes’ life. He continuously donates his earnings to charities across the world and helps them gain exposure through social media and film. Sykes also started his own charity — Karmagawa — which supports education, the environment and animals. Resources Mentioned: ·      https://www.amazon.com/American-Hedge-Fund-Million-Operator/dp/0979549701 (An American Hedge Fund) ·      https://www.timothysykes.com/ (TimothySykes.com) ·      http://karmagawa.org/ (Karmagawa) Don't Forget To...  https://the-charles-mizrahi-show.captivate.fm/listen (Subscribe to my podcast! ) Download this episode to save for later  Liked this episode? Leave a kind review!     Subscribe to Charles' Alpha Investor newsletter today: https://pro.banyanhill.com/m/1729783 

In this episode, I learn about Timothy Sykes and what he's up to. He trades penny stocks and also teaches about it on his YouTube channel (currently at 412K subscribers). On top of trading and teaching, he's also a co-founder of karmagawa as well as SaveTheReef.  You'll be able to hear his energy and passion, which I really appreciated!  Connect with Tim Sykes on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/timothysykes/ Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrisbello09  Download my free guide on Productivity Hacks I recommend by visiting https://chrisbello.com/free 

In this episode of the Millionaire Mindcast, we have a fantastic guest, Timothy who shares wisdom, insights, and knowledge about how to make a real difference, the importance of giving back, the role of education these days, stock market strategy, and the danger of earning a lot of money too quickly! Timothy Sykes is an entrepreneur, a world traveler, philanthropist, trading teacher and influencer, millionaire trader, and co-founder of Karmagawa, a charitable organization dedicated to saving the environment, endangered species, and more.  Through the Timothy Sykes Foundation, 35 schools have been built or are in development, in over a dozen countries around the world. He’s been featured in a variety of different media outlets, including CNN, CNBC, Fox Business, Fox TV, Forbes, Larry King, Men’s Journal, and Steve Harvey. Before Tim got into the education world, he failed in growing his hedge fund not realizing that he didn’t have the rules and risk management. He was always drunk and lost all his industry credibility. Until he found clarity and shifted his life. The opportunity came to him and started teaching people online, helping and showing everyone his trades. But Tim doesn’t teach people to be rich but teaches that success is in their failure. He makes video lessons on every single loss and mistake, as well as wins in trading. Shares photos, videos, knowledge, and posts that really hit people. Tim became a number one trader that earns a lot of money, as well as a mentor that he wished he had in the beginning.   However, he realized that it’s not only making the biggest bank account but taking care of his passion, helping his family and himself, and helping the world, make an impact, and make a real difference. His goal is to build thousands of schools. Now, have built 70 schools so far, trying to help one emergency at a time, and help communities that are involved. On the other side, despite this pandemic, Tim believes that this is the best time to educate yourself. It is by learning digitally and remotely. Take advantage and learn things to adapt to the new normal, and changes to do better. It’s always hard and messy in the beginning, but through sharing education in the world, nothing is impossible. In addition, every single person must have a goal to achieve. and it's okay to change goals and adopt new things. Challenge yourself, and do what fulfills you and push yourself. Charity becomes his new challenge after achieving all the material things he has ever wanted. This year, Tim donated all his trading profits to charity. But then warns that if you’re trying to get as much money as you can with nothing else, you might succeed but you will not be happy. It is using our humanity to our advantage rather than trying to do everything on your own and keeping other people out of your life. It is education, having heart, and really embracing and not ignoring our community!  Some Questions I Ask:  When did you start investing in the stock market? (00:12) Where did it all start for you? (00:29) What shifted in your life between then and now? (02:52) How did you have these philosophical revelations and at an early age to have mental breakthroughs that served you on a high level?  (05:30) You seem to have this optimism, where did that come from? (08:46) What are you paying most attention to right now that kind of aligns with your philosophy? (10:53) What are some of the missing tools in humanities’ tool belt right now that can serve us moving forward? (14:00) How do we help people get more perspective? (17:52) How did your charity Karmagawa Foundation come about? (20:14) What is your big vision for Karmagawa? (21:37) What’s one small thing that people could do that has a big impact when collectively done? (23:25) What do you say to that person that is at that early stage of wealth building to create more wealth and income? (25:12) What have been some of the gaps or shanks in your armor that you feel like you’ve been exposed in 2020 that you’re working on? (30:28) What is your health, routine, lifestyle look like?  (32:09) Is work ethic something that people can cultivate or something that you feel like is in your DNA? (34:25) What’s your overall outlook on the stock market and talk a little bit about the stock market strategy? (35:16) Are you more of a buffet guy based on your skillset or do you have some diversification outside of the stock market in your whole wealth portfolio? (38:20) What is your definition of success? When you get to your death bed, what do you hope you look to see in that rear view mirror?  (41:28)  In This Episode, You Will Learn: Why it’s dangerous to make too much money too quickly (03:37) Timothy’s rule number (03:51) How technology and education overpower the bad (10:26) Why some rich people get depressed (26:30) Simple ways of giving back to the community without money (27:44) One thing that Timothy has mastered in trading (35:43)  Quotes: “For my success is in my failure.” “It’s about learning the process and staying disciplined. “ “Trading is all about You versus You.” “I didn’t know what I didn’t know.”  “We are the problem of so many issues but we’re also the solution.” “If we start working together then amazing things are possible.” “There’s no right way to get rich or one right way to get happy, you have to figure it out for yourself.”  “Trading is very much like gambling.”  Connect with Timothy Sykes on:  Website YouTube Karmagawa Instagram An American Hedge Fund book by Timothy Sykes

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! You’re welcome for the early episode by the way. Everyone’s favorite cohosts link up in Manhattan Beach to clear the air (0:05:05) and complain about fantasy football (0:01:05), Nick thinks me might in fact be becoming a "weeb" (0:08:35), Lucas is excited about his new art and Nick rains on his parade by calling it "cute" (0:09:50), neither knows what LACMA means (0:10:55), Nick talks trash about Buicks and questions what the ugliest cars on the market are (0:25:59), Lucas “woke up and chose violence” according to Nick (1:10:59) and also went to a drive in concert (0:16:30), Nick has a near death experience (0:22:00), and both provide some crucial advice on avoiding arguments this holiday season (0:20:20). The duo is joined by Taylor Tiefen (@taylatief) (0:25:25) to discuss saving endangered animals (0:30:46), impulse trips to Hong Kong (0:44:45), the THOUSANDS of people stuck on cruise ships because of corona virus (0:52:29), and finding happiness amid 2020 (0:57:04). Here are some links Taylor recommend to us that support the causes we discuss on the episode: @Karmagawa @sheldricktrust @timetobeherd

Today we have Timothy Sykes on the show! Tim is the CEO of TLC Media, which is an educational community that allows members to interact with the best traders online. Their philosophy is one of transparency and so the experts on the platform, including Tim, show all their wins and losses. Our guest is also the co-founder of Karmagawa, which is a social charity, dedicated to improving living conditions and the environment around the world. Tim currently funnels all of his stock trading profits into this cause and one of his main goals is to inspire and help others to give more! Tim tells us about his approach to the aspects of his life, from being real and leading by example, to differentiating yourself in a market. We also get into some thoughts on going viral and Tim's attitude of experimentation for his wide-ranging ventures. He explains his commitment to playing to his strengths and outsourcing the rest, before we discuss a long term attitude towards success and putting impact over profits. Tim urges listeners to get loud and get attention, and makes a strong case for more honesty in the business and trading worlds. To hear it all from an energetic and impactful figure, join us today! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:21] Before we jump into today’s interview, please rate, review, and subscribe to the Leveling Up Podcast! [01:03] Tim's social and charity work and the resultant founding of Karmagawa.  [02:28] The transition Tim made from focussing solely on materialism.  [03:36] The financials around Karmagawa and how it remains possible.  [05:30] Tim's aspirations to inspire others to give more! [07:26] The optics of charity and getting away from looking slimy and fake. [08:52] How Tim stays abreast of all the issues he wants to help with.  [10:34] An overly busy schedule and Tim's continual challenge of keeping up! [12:01] How Tim's educational business operates; the lessons he offers from TLC Media.  [12:59] A look at the growth of TLC Media and the speed at which this happening. [14:09] Tim's focus on his strengths and the employment and outsourcing around those.  [16:20] This moment in history; remote work, considering health, and bringing back morality. [18:31] Tim's daily routine content stack; trading, charity work, eating, and more! [19:56] The pricing at TLC Media for different programs. [20:29] The evolution of Tim's business strategy and marketing plan. [21:20] Changes in the mission and the ongoing task of cutting through the BS. [23:39] Tim's advice for growing your Instagram account and going viral. [27:01] Throwing everything out there to see what sticks; forget about the strategy! [29:19] Impact over profit — gaining credibility through honesty. [30:41] The business trends that have Tim excited right now. [33:47] The media that Tim has recently enjoyed the most. [35:29] Tim's must-read book recommendation: Hit Makers.   Resources From The Interview:   Timothy Sykes  TLC Media  Karmagawa  Bow Wow  Chuck Finney Bill Gates Warren Buffett   Robinhood  CELCIUS  Elon Musk Tesla  Evernote   mmhmm  Kardashians Medici    Game of Thrones   Dan Bilzerian     Must read book: Hit Makers     Leave Some Feedback:     What should I talk about next? Who should I interview? Please let me know on Twitter or in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review here Subscribe to Leveling Up on iTunes Get the non-iTunes RSS Feed     Connect with Eric Siu:      Growth Everywhere Single Grain Eric Siu on Twitter    

Tim Sykes became a self-made millionaire by the age of 21, trading penny stocks. He lived hard and fast and taught others how to do the same. In this episode of How To Get A Grip, he tells how his journey led him - via at least a couple of Lamborghinis - to a deeper sense of purpose. You can find out more about Tim over on his website, and be sure to check out his charitable work at Karmagawa and Save The Reef.

On today's episode, Seth speaks to Timothy Sykes, a millionaire entrepreneur, stock trader and philanthropist, about how he first rose to fame during college when he turned his $12,415 in Bar Mitzvah money into millions of dollars through stock trading.  Tim has turned his Bar Mitzvah money into more than $5M and now teaches thousands of students around the world how to trade using his strategies. His company has become one of the largest online stock trading academies in the world and has created multiple millionaires from scratch. Giving back has become Tim's most important calling in life and he launched his charity community, Karmagawa , as a way to support the causes that mean the most to him, including building schools, wildlife conservation and fighting climate change. To date, Tim has given more than $4M of his personal money to these causes and has built dozens of schools for children around the world. He documents his philanthropic endeavors and world travel for his more than 1 million Instagram followers at @TimothySykes  Learn more about Timothy Sykes here, https://www.timothysykes.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Timothy Sykes is a blogger, a millionaire day trader, teacher and now philanthropist through his charity Karmagawa.Sykes teaches students how to trade penny stocks. He has built a business around his controversial approach using blogging, content and social media marketing.Sykes is also the author of An American Hedge Fund: How I Made $2 Million as a Stock Operator & Created a Hedge Fund.In this interview, Sykes explains: How he uses content marketing to build his business and promote his charity What it takes to stand out on social media today How he deals with online critics Why storytelling is every entrepreneur and creative professional's secret weaponAnd lots moreAttention writers!What's the best grammar checker of 2019? Find out in my guide and get a discount on your tool of choice.--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/becomeawritertoday/messageSupport the show (https://becomeawritertoday.com/join)

In this interview, we talk with penny stock sensation and founder of social enterprise Karmagawa, Timothy Sykes. He's now built over 40 schools for children and is fighting for the rights of animals while making millions as a penny stock jedi master.

In This Episode You Will Learn About: Turning $12k into almost $5 million Making money in a market like penny stocks The predictability he teaches his students Why he teaches trading The lifestyle that Tim created Tim’s love of philanthropy What we don’t realize about animal conservation Third world schooling Being open-minded about being making money + giving Loving the haters he has + how to handle them   Resources: Learn more: timothysykes.com Instagram: @timothysykes Youtube: youtube.com/timothysykesdotcom Twitter: @timothysykes Read: An American Hedge Fund by Tim Sykes VIP Day: chris@fortheloveofmoney.com   Show Notes I am out of my mind excited to share today’s guest because I had the pleasure of interviewing Timothy Sykes, stock trader, author, teacher, and philanthropist. He is most known for turning $12,000 of his Bar Mitzvah money into almost 5 million dollars. Yes, you read that right! Even though Tim is insanely gifted in business, the big reason I wanted to talk with him today is because of his love for charity. Timothy inspires me to give bigger and to play bigger, and I can’t wait for you to hear this episode.   Question Highlights: How are you able to make money in a market like penny stocks? What types of students do you have? Would I be better off trading in this market or putting money into startups? Is your lifestyle what you always wanted, or did you fall into it? Where did your love of philanthropy come from? What do we need to know about animal conservation? What are some assumptions that people make about you?   Tim Sykes is a millionaire stock trader and teacher, famous for turning $12,000 of his Bar Mitzvah money into $4.85M through stock trading. Running the largest online trading academy for penny stocks, Tim has been featured on CNN, ABC, The New York Times, amongst others. Tim's foundation Karmagawa has donated to dozens of charities, including a $1M donation to Pencils of Promise. The foundation has committed to building 1,000 schools to underprivileged youth, providing global education opportunities to disadvantaged children in impoverished areas. Follow me on social media @ChrisWHarder on Instagram and check out www.ForTheLoveOfMoney.com

#146 Timothy Sykes Timothy Sykes is a penny stock trader, world traveler and entrepreneur . He is best known for earning $1.65 million by day trading while attending Tulane University. Tim is currently working with is charity KarmaGawa on spreading the word of humanitarianism and has been recently aligned with Rhino conservationism with also an upcoming documentary on the Great Barrier Reef and how we can do more to preserve it. Contact Tim on all socials

Andre and Christian interview Timothy Sykes, millionaire penny stock trader and entrepreneur. Tim had a slightly different college experience: skipping classes in favor of trading penny stocks every day. He was able to turn his $12,415 Bar Mitzvah gift money into $2 million and started a hedge fund during his senior year of college. His hedge fund went on to become the #1 ranked short bias fund by Barclay for 3 years and Tim was named to Trader Monthly’s ‘Top 30 Under 30’ in 2006. He now spends his time traveling the world, and he has been to over 80 different countries living a "laptop lifestyle". He is also a full-time educator, with 3,000+ students in over 70 countries. He also created a trading challenge in which he teaches people his strategies, and as a result, he has produced dozens of millionaire penny stock traders. Tim is also passionate about his charities, especially his latest company, Karmagawa, which is an innovative charity community with apparel where 80% get donated to 30+ amazing charities. Tune in to the full episode to hear more about Tim's story, how he got to where he is now and also some of his run-ins with people like Bow Wow, Shaquille O'Neal, and Justin Bieber. Enjoy! - A Message From Our Sponsors Want to be among the elite entrepreneurs? Then you need to self educate! Join Audible using the Real Talk link below for a FREE 30 day trial with 1 FREE audiobook and 2 Audible Originals of your choice, all for FREE for 30 days. Cancel anytime! Audible Free Trial LINK: http://bit.ly/2tacM3T - Contact Tim Sykes Instagram: @timothysykes Website: https://www.timothysykes.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/timothysykesdotcom/ Charity: https://karmagawa.com/ - Contact The Hosts Andre: ahaykal1@binghamton.edu Christian: cbonnie1@binghamton.edu Twitter: @realtalkuni Instagram: @realtalkunipodcast Website: https://www.realtalkuni.com/ - Thank you as always!

The investing party is over! Tim Sykes, our guest for today's episode, is a penny stock trader and teacher who became a self-made millionaire by the age of 22 by trading $12,415 of bar mitzvah money. After becoming disenchanted with the hedge fund world, he established the Tim Sykes Trading Challenge to teach aspiring traders how to follow his trading strategies. He's been featured in a variety of media outlets including CNN, Larry King, Steve Harvey, Forbes, Men's Journal, and more. He's also an active philanthropist and environmental activist, a co-founder of Karmagawa, and has donated millions of dollars to charity. Tune in as Travis and Tim discuss today's reality of the stock market, why people should focus on financial education and why we should prepare for the future. Tim also shares his unique view on networking and mentorship and how he helps his students make more money than him with his Trading Challenge. Key Highlights:  [00:01 - 07:51] The Million Dollar InjuryFrom tennis to trading in the stock marketTurning Bar Mitzvah money into MORE moneyThe hedge fund failure [07:52 - 14:08] Prepare for the FutureHow Tim's journey made him successful at tradingWhy today's market is at an all time lowTim's new favorite asset class: The U.S Dollar [14:09 -17:01] Networking: Not for TimTim shares why he doesn't rely on networking or mentorship to succeedTransparency as a priority Tim's students being better than him Building schools and helping communities in third world countries  Tweetable Quotes: “You can chill and have no life and be prepared for the craziness that's coming in the next 3-5 years” - Tim Sykes“I have the easiest job in the world, all I have to do is say what I do! ” - Tim Sykes“Patience is actually good for education and trading” - Tim Sykes  Book Mentioned:The Complete Penny Stock Course Connect with Tim: IF YOU'RE LOOKING TO GET RICH QUICK DO NOT GO TO THIS LINK Check https://karmagawa.com/ Follow Tim on:FacebookInstagramYoutube–Did you love the value that we are putting out in the show? LEAVE A REVIEW and tell us what you think about the episode so we can continue putting out great content just for you! Share this episode and help someone who wants to connect with world-class people. Jump on over to travischappell.com/makemypodcast and let my team make you your very own show!If you want to learn how to build YOUR network, check out my website travischappell.com. You can connect with me on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy