u/PouhlBoi

As the title says today is the day I got my first ever payout approved on tradeify select daily 50k account. $665! Of course after the 90/10 I’m taking home $600 , I have another payout lined up for tomorrow at $577. I’ve been in the trading world for about 10 months and it’s been a grind so I’m very very excited to even be typing this and sharing it lol. I’m not wanting to sound over confident, to any profitable traders reading this. What was your next step, how did you feel after your first payout? I want to ride this high but also know that I can’t let it take control of me. Mainly I just want to share with anyone who wants to listen and would love to hear your stories and thoughts !

So I started playing on f1 21 and put almost 270 hours into it. Not a huge amount to some of you more serious drivers but enough to be more than a casual... however since then ive Played f1 23 for 15 hours and just picked up 25/26 a few days ago and have like 12 hours on the new game. I race at an 85 AI difficulty but I have assists on for all the battery management and automatic. ( please I know its faster with those assists off but I would be so handicapped to focus on all that and drive lol) BUT the last session I played I turned rewind off in my Carrer mode and it completely changed how I feel towards the game. Everything feels so much more real and meaningful now that I cant just "undo a mistake". Its amazing, the game is so much better when it means something lol. But yea I just came to stop by and share with you all that It took me almost 300 hours to understand that rewind should be turned off.

Also I know how to drive manual and do drive manual in other racing games, just not f1... yet.

Equipment is a Logitech g923 hooked to a folding table with two decks of cards and a book to keep it clamped( no gear box unfortunately) so if anyone wants to send me a racing cockpit thatd be dope

Im curious as to if any of you have had a similar experience when turning rewind off or if you never had it on to begin with.

For someone who lives in a year round 50f-60f what gear do you recommend to stay warm in.

I want to avoid all leather if possible as it just isnt my style. We almost never experience anyhting above 65f-70f and during the winter months we might hit 35f overnight and then back to the mid upper 40's. Im getting a bike to be my daily year round and will be in need of gear to keep me from freezing against the wind lol. What are some good options out there and or what should I look for when checking out different pieces of gear?

I'll really only be looking at CE-AA rated(minimum) garments as well