nah, just watch his tutorials, collect questions that you want to ask him, maybe a coin or two that you would like to analyze and get his feedback on. thats what i did and it was a great experience. do the work, share your screen, let him give feedback.
just imagine youre a teacher, how woud you like your student to be?
also, dont be afraid to ask questions. people tend to be passive. if youre not rude about it you can ask a question nicely, even if he is talking about something you might not be as interested in/you already feel comfortable using that skill. :) let him help you by showing him where you need help.
haejin, you the best. thank you.
@cryptoschmiddie, what do you mean by sharing the screen? do you talk live or exchange screenshots?
Thanks
We communicated over Skype, microphones only (I'm camera-shy :) ). After we did our introductions, and some Q/A, he shared his screen and showed me some patterns at TradingView, and then when I asked about DeepOnion he brought up Coinigy since TradingView doesn't have that coin.
thanks a lot!