it’s okay if you’ve never heard of me. i’ve never heard of you, either.

When I was three years old, I discovered professional wrestling and knew one day, I’d become a pro wrestler.

I graduated high school in 2003 and moved to Andover, Massachusetts to enroll in the Chaotic Wrestling Training Center.

But an eight-foot drop onto a cement floor ended that dream. I returned home with a broken heart and a broken back. I got a job working in the neighborhood Tex-Mex restaurant. Years later, while working for a local gym, my first book, a behind the scenes restaurant exposé, was published.

IT’S A MIRACLE THEY AIN’T DEAD YET received an LA TIMES REVIEW.

The gym is also where I discovered stock trading (by listening to idiot strangers and their penny stock trades). I lost a lot of money copying them. But I loved it and decided to learn as much as I could about swing trading.

After leaving the gym, I grew cynical of society and its emphasis on possessions. I started my own online magazine revolving around the subject of minimalism. You can’t visit this website. It no longer exists. Around this time, my second book, ROMAN, was published.

I wrote for PRIMER MAGAZINE and launched an unsuccessful and now defunct t-shirt business called Status.

All the while, I worked for myself, by myself, in my pajamas, as a stock trader. Since society and the school system failed to teach us about money and investing, any time I told someone what I did for a living, they reacted with a visible level of discomfort. But every once in a while, someone would say, “Oh man! You gotta teach me how to trade stocks.”

Say less: Trade, Invest, Simplify.

Fuck the status quo.  

Kenneth Suna

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