I can attest that is so far from the truth. Novice, beginning, and even good players operate with the belief that the tennis racket has something to do with their success or failure. I personally cannot stress enough the core truth of that statement.įor example, let's look at a professional tennis player. "Successful professional traders have learned that the source of their success has nothing to do with their methodology, and everything to do with their own personal psychology". “I once heard a trading teacher make the following statement. I have taken bits from every module and webinar, but the money thermostat and my relationship to money was very good." I also became aware that my relationship to money was wrong and now I feel good about making more money. I was never able to journal prior to the course and now I won’t start even sim trading without getting the journal out. The Mind Muscles for Traders course helped me increase my self-awareness with the journalling exercises. Lose a little, win a lot! The awareness and visualization exercises made the biggest impact on my trading. I can now accept and love losing trades as part of the game. Oh, and the Sport Trading Hero exercise and the phrase, “lose a little, win a lot” changed my experience of losing trades. I have learned to pay more attention to the market mood and not just my strategy. I now have more confidence in myself and not distracted by the voices of others. I now realize that I do not have to trade when I am out of my personal trading resilience range. The exercises in the course are excellent to achieve that self control. I also discover that I can make a big difference in the P&L by just making a few adjustments like being aware of my emotions, feelings and thoughts every morning before I start trading, and every minutes while I am trading. I notice that almost every trader has to overcome the same psychological issues and that I was not alone in the journey to becoming consistent profitable. The course has helped me be more aware of my emotional state. I always heard that trading is a 90% psychological game, but I was not aware how true this statement was, until I completed the course "Mind Muscles for Traders." “I have been trading for 4 years now, and I fully recommend the course for any trader, new or expert. Anyway that audio you created is the best and I wanted to let people know how important at least I think it is :0" I have walked through that doorway a lot now LOL. Its the most amazing thing that I never knew. Initially when I started the exercizes All I could see / hear were thoughts- Now it seems I can bring clear anytime on demand. I thought it was important because I noticed such a profound difference after a few weeks using it. I hope you don't mind that I mentioned the sound track you created about awareness. Thinking this is more powerful then the internal chatter/ noise and somehow just thinking of this feeling has an instant calming effect. But realizing the internal talk is just that during the day I try and make myself of the feeling within the GAP. I have spent so much time with it that now that the GAPS are HUGE and the experience ranges from nothing to euphoric. What role should investors play in urging business leaders to take environmental, social, and governance issues more seriously and enforcing compliance? Harvard Business School professor George Serafeim discusses the merits of Fink’s approach, the importance of corporate investments in ESG themes, and how to lead a company driven by purpose and profit in his case, “BlackRock: Linking Purpose to Profit,” and his new book Purpose and Profit: How Business Can Lift Up The World.“Still making great improvements thanks to you- I'm still focusing on awareness because it seems to be the foundation that all is built on? But Fink wanted his firm to engage with the companies in which they invest and hold them accountable for their social and environmental impacts. The firm’s success was rooted in its cost-effective, passive investment products that rely more on tracking indices and funds. Fink is the chairman and CEO of BlackRock, one of the largest asset management houses in the world. In 2014, Larry Fink started writing letters to the leaders of some of the largest publicly listed companies, urging them to consider the importance of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues.
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