Trading by Using Neuro-Linguistic Programming
Thanks for tuning in to this fascinating episode! During this show, we catch up with your host, Rob Booker, as he is sitting in the parking lot of a Whole Foods grocery store, somewhere in Salt Lake City. Rob interviews Scott Hines of Australia, who lives at the top of the state of Victoria. Scott is a 14-year veteran trader who uses Neuro-Linguistic Programming (or NLP), which helps to influence one’s emotional and psychological state, or assists in replacing negative behaviors with more positive ones, among other things.
Rob talks to Scott about some specific uses for NLP, such as an example where a trader struggles with fear every time a trade goes into profit. Scott discusses the concept of “anchors,” which are physical or sensory inputs that act as a catalyst for an automatic or instinctive reaction — or in other words — something that serves as a trigger for making a person feel or behave a certain way (and this can be positive or negative). Scott also discusses how human beings make associations and have patterns in place for everything in their lives.
And finally, we’ll also hear a current update from Rob on his Trade-for-a-Living Tour and hear what he’s doing today in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Trust us… you don’t want to miss this one!
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