I am thrilled to announce I will be starting a double bachelor’s degree in Business (Finance) and Psychological Sciences next year at the University of Tasmania @UTAS_
This isn't just about crunching numbers or analysing human behaviour separately; it's about understanding the powerful synergy between the two, especially in the high-stakes world of trading and investing.
My goal is to leverage this unique combination of knowledge, along with my own experiences, to become a trading and investment performance coach.
Psychological science provides the foundation for understanding cognitive biases, risk perception, emotional regulation, and decision-making under pressure. It's the key to helping traders overcome self-sabotage, manage stress, and maintain a disciplined mindset.
Business (Finance) provides the technical and analytical expertise required to understand markets, valuations, and investment strategies. It ensures the coaching is grounded in a deep understanding of the financial landscape.
The truth is that success in the markets often comes down to mindset and discipline, rather than just models and charts. This double degree is the perfect launchpad to help financial professionals achieve peak performance by mastering their inner game.
Looking forward to connecting with anyone in the fields of FinTech, behavioural finance, trading psychology, or high-performance coaching!
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Peak performance isn’t luck it’s forged in discipline.
In business, career, or trading: master your mindset, execute ruthlessly, review daily.
Talent fades; systems win.
Stay consistent when others quit.
#PeakPerformance#Trading#BusinessMindset#SuccessHabits
@TMFScottP My ex father in law drank this, and only this. It’s a good drop. Haven’t had it for a while.
Now the weathers cooling might be a good time to grab some.
@NickDrendel Great traders design systems that remove temptation instead of relying on willpower.
Same idea as Atomic Habits, make the right move automatic.
Respect to Simon Russo.
In the world of trading, success hinges less on perfect strategies and more on unbreakable psychology.
Fear and greed will test you daily.
Master your emotions, stick to your plan, and let patience compound your edge over time.
#TradingPsychology#InvestingMindset #Discipline
After reading Dr. Steenbargers's @steenbab new book Positive Trading Psychology, my first thought was how fortunate his coaching clients must be.
Brett is one of the leading authorities on trader psychology, but what stands out most is his humanity, compassion and generosity. He freely shares his own knowledge, and insights, but also the experience and resources from a wide range of respected colleagues.
What I found especially refreshing is the focus on building strengths rather than obsessing over weaknesses. Too many trading psychology books focus on what traders do wrong. Brett shows how to identify what's working and how to build from there.
If you're serious about improving your trading performance, this book deserves a place on your shelf.
If you cannot have Brett as your coach, reading this book may be the next best thing.
@harrimanhouse
The protocol doesn’t negotiate.
Early holders know this, and the rest of the world will eventually have to compete for what’s already been distributed.
Patience + accumulation remains the simplest edge.
#Bitcoin
There's only 4.6% of #Bitcoin left to be mined.
In 2 years, it will be just 3.1%.
At this point, new supply issuance will be cut in half permanently.
People are currently focused on when the bear market is over (is it now? in 3 months?)...
but the supply shortage that will fuel the next bull market is already loading.
This is the heart of Bitcoin's game theoretic inevitability.
Bitcoin has increasing scarcity of new supply issuance... terminating in absolute scarcity.
Both of these properties are a first in the world of store-of-value assets (because a set-in-stone supply schedule is not possible in the physical world - only in the digital world).
And yet, 99.9% of the world does not realize these simple truths, and as a result has not yet adopted Bitcoin as their primary savings technology / treasury asset.
They will have to bid for the meager 4.6% of new supply left, or try to buy existing coins from the 0.1% who already understand what Bitcoin is.
All you have to do is remember what you're holding, accumulate if you can, and wait for economic reality to continue to play out.
When the 99.9% come bidding for your coins, at what price will you sell them some?
@Croesus_BTC The protocol doesn’t negotiate.
Early holders know this, and the rest of the world will eventually have to compete for what’s already been distributed.
Patience + accumulation remains the simplest edge.
@ptm_trading The top 1% don’t watch more charts; instead, they ask sharper questions about the few they do watch.
Quality setups > quantity every single time. Fewer trades, better decisions.
@TradingInTheNow Most traders chase profits like it's a sprint, but the real game is marathon survival.
Protect your capital first. Position size, stops, and emotional control take care of the profits.
80-90% blow up because they never learned that lesson.
That quote captures the raw resilience needed in trading.
Livermore bounced back from ruin multiple times by learning from his mistakes and keeping faith in his edge, until he didn’t.
Capital preservation and risk rules ultimately mattered more than raw conviction. Always size properly.
@SJosephBurns True. Building wealth is a marathon of patience, compounding, and discipline.
Losing it can happen in one panicked trade, one bad leverage blowup, or one black swan.
Protect your capital like it’s your most precious asset because it is.