E174: Giving People an Opportunity to Live Their Dream Through Trading with Rosetta Bryson

<p>Rosetta Bryson is the founder of Simple Trader Pro, a massive financial tech company in the U.S. that’s educating people to become profitable traders and giving them the opportunity to dream and live their dream. Rosetta is actively involved in creating a movement within FinTech and for women entrepreneurs.</p> <p>Rosetta is a financial strategist, an inspirational speaker, and a nurturing mentor. Rosetta came from the background being the only black family in their block for 20 years and she just got used to people shouting at him. But in that experience, she also learned to speak up to not get left out. &nbsp;And that ability to speak has opened doors for her.</p> <p><strong>Here are some power takeaways from today’s conversation:</strong></p> <ul> <li>How she transitioned from working for the government to entrepreneurship</li> <li>Combatting limiting belief of scarcity</li> <li>Her thoughts on the Robinhood investing platform</li> <li>The difference between a trader and an investor</li> <li>How Simple Trader Pro is empowering people to dream</li> <li>Trading success stories</li> <li>Why Rosetta’s friends call her Bishop</li> </ul> <p><strong>Episode Highlights:</strong></p> <p><strong>How to Combat the Limiting Belief of Scarcity</strong></p> <p>Life is an opportunity, take it. Some of us have prayed for stuff, asked for stuff, and worked for stuff. Then the opportunity comes, are you taking it? Many people during the whole pandemic said, “If I only had time, I would do this or that.” But did you do it?</p> <p><strong>The Difference Between a Trader and an Investor</strong></p> <p>A trader is in and out every day. If the thing is moving and it meets the criteria for a good trade, they get in and get out. Whereas an investor does the due diligence on the company they want to invest in. They want to know what the owner bought or when he sold the shares, making sure they wouldn't go down the line and distribution is done correctly. The investment side is more of the long-term haul, while trading i