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I need to come with my trader development plan. what else can I put in ?

Makes me think of this company I did a jig in : they used to pay a guy literally a fortune and this till he retires, with the only stipulation that whenever he was needed, he would turn up (jet and helicopter) . And not to bother him, the guy charged them extra whenever they called him... till...

Or getting back into programming so as to make order entries automated. Might save me some "sell/buy button pressing efforts", specially when it is hot outside. Though, I am more thinking of down the line giving a job to thos "excluded from the job market"- just entering the orders for me. The...

Or May be I could learn a bit about options trading, or even finish the "tuckerman" on bond trading. Need to get a list of stuff to do in trading to keep the mind sharp.

I think one exercise could be to trade different var on different brokers.

I am really starting to think , as the coach asked, what type of exercises I can do for the trading, so as to become better. Never resting on once laurels. I guess the huge task was to recognise all the junk from my environment, and mostly that these people were not high performance...

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this one is really one of the best ... from the sound to the videos... basically training is all about "rewiring the brain" in a certain way so that even muscles, perceptions organs, reflexes, the way of thinking become conditioned for a certain result. Just amazing how human development...

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Actually I am starting to wonder if may be she was a former champion :confused: :eek: :D

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Then the next thing I noticed was that the guy was always saying " I can't do it", then immediately the physio would be doing a serie of exercises with him to get it done! I am starting to really believe even more that all is about psychology/spirituality. The nice thing was to have this...

Also during this morining physical training session, it was very interesting to see how the physiotherapy was helping a man who had a disability for 15 years, has his arms being brought back from disabilities. I am just stunned to see what is possible. What I noticed though was that the guy was...

First I now only look to reducing my risks AND having a good return. In a way, by being outside the system, I do not restrict my mindset on what type of returns are possible. Also with all the tests we've done with the coach, I realise that one can trade so as to "fiddle" the sharp ratio...

This experience is also changing the way I see my trading.

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I just love to see people who are extremely good at what they do. And for me to be contributing to making this guy fulfill his poker potential is just so amazing. I am starting also to understand the coach.

I am just realizing that I am very lucky to have had this coaching. The only way I can repay that is to really push and get to my goals AND give back . I really feel extremely blessed that I came across this poker player. 7 years playing more than 8 hours/day on his own, and making a living...

It is quiet interesting for me to be creating an "improvement" program for our poker coachee. This is actually inspiring me to re-read the wizz trading books. :) . I am also thinking of what type of trading practices I can create for myself.

For our lad, we might start with two hours of walking per day in a park, with proper breathing ( inhale/exhale) and walking on grass barefoot. This followed by 20 minutes of yoga , followed by a good and heavy breakfast, and finishing off by reading 2 hours a pro-poker biography. The key will...