In this episode of the Cashflow Academy podcast, host Andy Tanner engages in a comprehensive discussion with Steven Goldstein about the intricacies of mastering the mental aspect of trading. Goldstein, author of ‘Mastering the Mental Game of Trading: Harnessing the Power of the Inner Self to Fuel Trading Outperformance,’ shares insights from his nearly 40 years of experience in the financial markets, emphasizing the importance of inner psychological work for traders.
You’ll learn the impact of coaching on performance, the role of ego in trading decisions, and the necessity of aligning trading strategies with personal strengths and weaknesses. By examining emotional control, decision-making processes, and self-awareness, Tanner and Goldstein illuminate how traders can enhance their performance by understanding and adjusting their mental approaches to the markets.
00:00 Introduction
03:03 Steven Goldstein’s Journey: From Trader to Coach
07:35 The Psychology of Trading: Strategies and Mindsets
14:51 The Emotional Trader vs. The Disciplined Trader: Finding Your Edge
19:08 Personal Development and Managing Ego in Trading
24:42 Exploring the Ego and Core Self in Performance
28:39 The Power of Process Over Ego
28:48 Neuroscience: The Final Frontier of Understanding
29:45 The Role of Neurotransmitters in Emotion and Performance
30:45 Physical and Mental Preparation for Peak Performance
31:56 Self-Awareness and Emotional Regulation in Family Dynamics
33:46 Understanding Risk and Decision-Making in Trading
37:57 Aligning Trading Strategies with Personal Strengths
40:31 The Importance of Self-Awareness in Trading and Life
46:06 Advice for New Traders: Learning Through Experience
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