JLM Magazine Blog: Where do you draw the line in the sand?

So here is a JLM magazine blog post. We're female day traders and mostly we're enthusiast about finance an how it effects our lifestyle.
Are there many women in this community?

What’s up ladies, here we are in the tip top afternoon and we had a question arise in our morning meeting conversation. Where do we draw the line in our relationships and knock our shit off ? What causes us to act right in our relationship when things are heated? Is it finance? Your kids? Bills? Business? Your items? Your partners emotional reaction? Is it school? Work? The Weekend? Travel?

I mean ladies, we know when things get heated we blur lines and we do drastic things, but when does our maturity kick in?

Here at JLM we realize the maturity in our culture kicks in for very different reasons , and so we want to hear about it! Please email us and lets talk. We’d like to keep this topic going and if you are subscribed to our magazine we’d like to invite you to our podcast. All opinions are welcomed! Lets talk ladies.

Here at JLM we draw the line at finance. We do blur the lines in our relationships. We get emotional, but once we are on the topic of finance..we stop playing and sober our minds. Emotions are emotions, and we believe they are meant to be felt 1000%, but we value our sense of stability, our future opportunities to travel, create content, and the possibility to meet very interesting people from around the world and most importantly we value to opportunity to day trade. We know first hand day trading does not allow for bullshit , ego, misguidance, or stress.

So in retrospect the growth of this conversation will bring further awareness to what ‘we would call’ our sobriety because in that , we will be a great af. In sobriety you will put money into your savings, put money into your cash sweep account, calculate your stop loss, entry point and target profits, write that blog, record that video, buy that plane ticket. In your sobriety you’ll even have better sex.

So where is your line in the sand? email: jaimelemondemagazine@gmail.com