Price Action - Without Hindsight - Trading Psychology Talk - Part 2 (UK Subtitles)

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It is not meant to be all technical analysis and charts. I want to spend a couple of minutes on a personal story that should be both entertaining and informative. My neighbour happened to be a personal trainer, and she would sneak into my back garden so we could do a training session together. Nobody would take notice so that arrangement worked out just fine.

This we would do every day. And, after a while, when you check yourself out in the mirror you kind of like the result, right? You notice your muscles firming up, it’s no longer just a one-pack. Maybe this was a sort of two-pack. I know it’s still a long way to a six-pack, but at least it was a decent start.

After that, I joined a running club with my son. It’s a club that will have you run up and down hills in the woods. After that 40 pushups and then a different exercise. Got me almost to the point of feeling sick. My son is 23, I am 52. But as you can tell, I am not the kind of guy who likes being left behind in a race.

When he sprints ahead – while still loving him – I am also pissed off that this little arsehole is beating me. Although I would be willing to take a bullet for him. One day I came across a documentary on Djokovic, the tennis player. Like I said earlier, people with a great work ethics inspire me,

be it Nadal, Djokovic, Kobe Bryant – God rest his soul – Michael Jordan or Sergio Ramos of Real Madrid, captain of the Spanish national team. I am deeply inspired by people with the kind of ethics that make them do extraordinary things with their lives. That I admire. Djokovic talks about the time in his life when he felt a total lack of energy at the most critical points in the matches.