The $60 Million Mentor: Elite Lessons From Lance Breitstein

In this special episode of Trading Takes, Sam travels to Miami to sit down with trading legend Lance Breitstein.

Sam asks Lance about his new course, Magnum Opus, and the mindset behind long-term trading success. Lance shares elite trading lessons from his time managing Trillium’s prop desk, offers insights about retail trading, highlighting key lessons in mentorship, managing risk, and sizing up effectively. Lance reveals how traders can avoid common pitfalls, develop intentional daily habits, and overcome setbacks to create sustainable growth.

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced trader, this episode is filled with elite advice and strategies to help you win at trading over the long run.

Chapters
0:00 Welcome & Introduction
2:15 Lance Breitstein’s Journey and Magnum Opus Course
6:30 Why Mentorship is the Key to Accelerating Success
12:10 Common Pitfalls of New Traders and How to Avoid Them
18:45 Managing Expectations and the Long-Term Learning Curve
25:20 The Power of Process Over Outcomes in Trading
31:45 Sizing Up Without Blowing Up: Lance’s Risk Strategies
38:15 Dynamic Expected Value: When to Change Your Trade Plan
45:30 The Role of Daily Habits in Building Trading Longevity
53:00 Avoiding the Comparison Trap and Staying Focused on Growth
1:00:15 What’s Next for Lance Breitstein?

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