Let me STRONGLY second that @mikebrisy
Saying "this should not be taken as financial advice" is too often thrown around purely for regulatory arse covering reasons.
Sure, that's something I'm mindful of, but the more important point, as I like to say, is that while you can borrow an idea, you can't borrow the conviction.
Actually, I just finished writing tomorrow's email, in which I said:
Having accountability for one's decisions encourages a more careful and rigorous approach, and it positions you to better internalize the lessons the market has to offer. By taking ownership of your choices, you empower yourself to learn, adapt -- and ultimately succeed.