“The analogy of ten trades: Pick ten separate companies to invest in. Expect that three to four will lose a little bit of money, three to five will break even or make a little or lose a little, and then one or two will skyrocket. Cut the losers short and let your winners ride to pay for your losers. Journal your trades, have a strategy, manage your risk, and go in with a clear perspective. Process is important, but data is king. There will be undulations in the market, but that's normal and healthy. You'll come out ahead if you have the discipline to stick to those principles.”

“To start trading on the stock market, open a brokerage account. You don't need a lot of money to get started. Most accounts have zero dollar account minimums. You can also trade fractional shares (a piece of a share).”

“Plan your trade and trade your plan. It’s about risk management. Greed and fear move the market. It is 70 to 80 percent psychological. Trade the market in front of you. Every trade isn't going to be a winner and your winners pay for your losers. It’s about not making impulsive emotional decisions once you're in. Trust yourself, trust your analysis, trust your plan, and follow that through.”

“Don't trade anything you can't afford to lose. Think about how much you're willing to invest, and start small. Manage your risk. No investment should keep you up at night.”

“Women are better investors than men, and it has to do with strategy, risk management, and diversification.”

"Find out what you want and figure out a way to get it.  And you do that by taking action. It's not talking about it. It's taking that first step.”

“Perception is reality. You either take control or you get out.”

“You're defined by what you say no to.”