The Bar Fight
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Good morning Traders Podcast listeners! Your host is Rob Booker and today in Episode 531 he answers a question from Aaron who is interested in becoming a trader. Aaron’s wife is supportive, which is great. Rob explains the two opposite ends of the spectrum when it comes to the support level of spouses. There is such a thing as a spouse that is too supportive, so listen in to learn how to cultivate a healthy and balanced relationship with your spouse regarding trading.
Now, let’s say you have an amazing support team and you’re ready to start. You take your first trade and it’s going to feel like a bar fight. That first time a trade goes against you, it will be yelling obscenities at you. How are you going to handle that? The answer: quiet confidence in the face of criticism. Negativity in your life doesn’t need or deserve or a response. Having been through an actual bar fight, Rob, in his new glasses and tight shirt, shares this information liberally with all. Thanks for tuning in today fellow traders!
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