Two years behind a closed door.
This is the story as he tells it.

Mohamad graduated as an engineer — and that was supposed to be the beginning of something. But he lived in an environment where working in your own field is nearly impossible, and even if you did, years of salary would barely build a quarter of a future.

A modest family — no inherited house, no land to divide. And a man in his twenties expected to get engaged, marry, build a home and live — starting from nothing.

He searched for work for months. He opened a phone shop because the engineer found nothing else, and its income wasn't enough. Then a company called: a job in marketing — a field that had nothing to do with his degree. He taught himself from YouTube, lesson by lesson, to survive his manager's tasks.

A full year passed like that. Time was moving, nothing promised better, and his department could close at any moment. He had to make a smart move — time had stopped forgiving.

He started searching: how do you make money online? Every project needed capital, and his entire yearly savings barely reached two thousand dollars. Then came the shock of a video: a 23-year-old girl calmly listing four income streams — while he sat at the mercy of a company, a manager, and a secretary.

And one day, a title appeared that changed everything: “How does one dollar become one hundred thousand dollars?”. He pressed play… candles, indicators, markets. An entire world had been hidden from him.

He learned “technical analysis” from YouTube and thought he was ready. He entered the market — and lost. He paid sixty dollars for a VIP signals channel, and his account evaporated in minutes on a news release. Then a scammer convinced him his two hundred dollars had become eighteen thousand… and charged him fee after fee before the lie collapsed.

Then he heard the number that rewired his thinking forever: 95% of traders lose. That night he didn't sleep. And in the dark, the conviction that everything after was built on was born: the winning 5% didn't take their knowledge from the losing 95% — they have personal experience and knowledge of their own.

He reached the edge of despair, and the phone rang: an animal-feed company offering him a job… as a farm guard. A graduate engineer, educated, trained — guarding cattle. He hung up, opened the laptop, and the tears were close.

That night he made the decision that drew everything after it — clear, final, no way back: mastery, or nothing. From that day, his motto became one harsh, honest sentence.

He took the foundations of Smart Money Concepts (SMC/ICT) — liquidity, structure, entry zones — then told the foundations themselves: “Others took you as you are and failed. I will build my own experience.” He rewound the chart to the beginning of history, on every pair, candle by candle, minute by minute, recording every move by hand.

Twenty-four notebooks filled with his handwriting — no room left for a dot. Two full years without leaving the room: family pressure, friends' mockery, living on mint, ginger and milk. And in all that time, not one dollar entered the market — a demo account set to exactly one hundred dollars, with a plan, a stop and targets, and a notebook he called the “Mistakes Journal” recording every error and its cause. A full year of consistent demo results before the first real dollar.

The day came: his first real hundred dollars. And on the very first day — it was gone. He entered on a news release without a stop, an old habit returning to remind him that the mind needs training just like the knowledge does. Two years of work seemed to vanish in a single move.

He pulled himself together and set one rule: never again. A second hundred dollars, and a small, brutal target: five dollars a day, with patience and discipline. When the account reached one hundred and fifty, he withdrew his original capital and continued with the rest. And from the mistake of abandoning one big trade without conviction, he learned his final lesson: the profit you believe in beats the number that tempts you. From his own mistakes — not from anyone's book — his complete strategy was born.

Life changed. The people who laughed started asking questions, and he began providing for his family from his own work. And when he opened TikTok, he saw people being deceived exactly as he had been: fake portfolios, signals, “magic indicators”. So he showed up — from an eighty-dollar Tecno phone — to give information, not to flash a wallet.

The first person who messaged him asked for private lessons before any course existed. He built his curriculum in a week and kept the price symbolic, out of a simple conviction: experience has no price — it either gets respected, or it stays in the notebooks. Then came the executive program: a full month, two hours a day, teaching his way of thinking rather than mere information. Today, after more than 2000 students, the academy carries the next chapter of the story.