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Psycho Cybernetics, Maxwell Maltz
- Thread starter Dominic
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I am in the middle of reading this book. Several years ago I read a book called "The Way of the Warrior-Trader: The Financial Risk-Taker's Guide to Samurai Courage, Confidence and Discipline" by Richard McCall.
There are similarities in these books.
Only while reading Maltz's book the things I read back then started to make a lot more sense.
I am curious to use this technique to see if the result of my trading will change. I trade intra day on high frequency, and that requires a lot of concentration. I do miss trades due to loss of focus.
Regards,
redduke
There are similarities in these books.
Only while reading Maltz's book the things I read back then started to make a lot more sense.
I am curious to use this technique to see if the result of my trading will change. I trade intra day on high frequency, and that requires a lot of concentration. I do miss trades due to loss of focus.
Regards,
redduke
Quote from RedDuke:
I am in the middle of reading this book. Several years ago I read a book called "The Way of the Warrior-Trader: The Financial Risk-Taker's Guide to Samurai Courage, Confidence and Discipline" by Richard McCall.
There are similarities in these books.
Only while reading Maltz's book the things I read back then started to make a lot more sense.
I am curious to use this technique to see if the result of my trading will change. I trade intra day on high frequency, and that requires a lot of concentration. I do miss trades due to loss of focus.
Regards,
redduke
After reading the original book, you may like (or not) the revised edition by Matt Furey, 'The New Psycho-Cybernetics' (one of the 'revisions' after the guys that bought the rights from his wife after 1975 death, over the years).
You may also like this video:
http://mattfureydownloads.com/video/maltz.html
Hardly. Maxwell Maltz and his psycho-cybernetics preceded Bandler. Further, Maltz's work is less riddled with controversy, hype, salesmanship and ~MLM-type "certification" setups. Maltz was a plastic surgeon who stumbled upon an epiphany which he used to help people. NLP gurus strike me as more concerned about helping their own careers.Quote from dandxg:
Try going to the source for NLP. Richard Bandler.