ABOUT ME

 

Founder of Trade Thrive blog, sharing personal tips on trading, wellness, and glow-ups

Hey there! I’m Mercy — creator of TradeThrive.

I’m not some guru or influencer. Just a regular South African girl navigating the ups and downs of life, forex, skincare, and soft wellness — all on a budget.


This blog is my space to keep it real. I share what’s working (and what’s not), from my trading routine to the face creams I can actually afford, to my backyard fitness moves and budget meals that keep me sane.

I started TradeThrive because I wanted a place that mixes:

  •  Real-life forex experiences (wins, losses, and lessons)
  •  Simple skincare that’s actually affordable in SA
  •  Wellness habits that don’t require a gym membership
  • 💭 Mental health & soft life vibes

If you’re tired of advice that doesn’t consider your pocket or reality — you’re in the right place.

Let’s thrive, grow, and glow together — one real moment at a time.

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