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- Apr 26, 2024
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Hey Everyone!
It’s Alexis Autotte, back stronger than ever and ready to reignite my true Fastlane journey toward success and the dream of living on the Floridian coast.
I’ve been a member of the Fastlane Forum for the past 1-2 years, and during that time, I’ve faced many setbacks. I tried starting a business with a friend, creating a trading bot, but that venture ended in betrayal. My close relative and former friend even sent me threats about using the trading bot with family members, vowing to bring me and my family to justice. It was a tough experience, but it taught me valuable lessons about trust and resilience.
It’s been almost a year since I graduated from college. I’ve spent that time unemployed, struggling with depression, and trying to find my footing while living in my parents' basement. I’ve attempted to create several Roblox games, including a tycoon and a muscle simulator, both of which failed. Now, I’m working on a dungeon simulator, determined to make it a success.
Recently, I came to a big realization: trading, especially forex, is a waste of time and not worth the stress. It’s gambling, plain and simple, and I now see that technical analysis is pure bullshit. I’ve decided to leave that world behind and focus on building something real, something I have control over.
To that end, I’ve started a YouTube channel where I create Roblox tutorials on how to build different game features. These videos are not only a way to help others but also a way to document my journey as I develop my skills. It’s been a powerful tool for me to track my progress and reflect on how far I’ve come.
I also want to share that I have autism, and while some people may have misconceptions about what that means, I see it as part of what makes me who I am. Autism isn’t an obstacle for me—in fact, it’s one of my strengths. With my autistic traits, I see the world from a different angle, outside the conventional box. This unique perspective allows me to approach problems creatively and find innovative solutions that others might overlook. And when I’m into something, I’m in it 100%. I pour all my energy and focus into whatever I’m passionate about, which drives me to push boundaries and achieve my goals.
I’m here to reconnect with this community, share my journey, and get back on track with my Fastlane goals.
It’s Alexis Autotte, back stronger than ever and ready to reignite my true Fastlane journey toward success and the dream of living on the Floridian coast.
I’ve been a member of the Fastlane Forum for the past 1-2 years, and during that time, I’ve faced many setbacks. I tried starting a business with a friend, creating a trading bot, but that venture ended in betrayal. My close relative and former friend even sent me threats about using the trading bot with family members, vowing to bring me and my family to justice. It was a tough experience, but it taught me valuable lessons about trust and resilience.
It’s been almost a year since I graduated from college. I’ve spent that time unemployed, struggling with depression, and trying to find my footing while living in my parents' basement. I’ve attempted to create several Roblox games, including a tycoon and a muscle simulator, both of which failed. Now, I’m working on a dungeon simulator, determined to make it a success.
Recently, I came to a big realization: trading, especially forex, is a waste of time and not worth the stress. It’s gambling, plain and simple, and I now see that technical analysis is pure bullshit. I’ve decided to leave that world behind and focus on building something real, something I have control over.
To that end, I’ve started a YouTube channel where I create Roblox tutorials on how to build different game features. These videos are not only a way to help others but also a way to document my journey as I develop my skills. It’s been a powerful tool for me to track my progress and reflect on how far I’ve come.
I also want to share that I have autism, and while some people may have misconceptions about what that means, I see it as part of what makes me who I am. Autism isn’t an obstacle for me—in fact, it’s one of my strengths. With my autistic traits, I see the world from a different angle, outside the conventional box. This unique perspective allows me to approach problems creatively and find innovative solutions that others might overlook. And when I’m into something, I’m in it 100%. I pour all my energy and focus into whatever I’m passionate about, which drives me to push boundaries and achieve my goals.
I’m here to reconnect with this community, share my journey, and get back on track with my Fastlane goals.
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