Sublime
An inspiration engine for ideas
You become the selector. As the selector, you pick and choose the clients that are the right fit for you.
Frankie Fihn • Beyond the Agency Box
can use to advance her script.
Eric Berne • Games People Play
More than I want big returns, I want to be financially unbreakable. And if I’m unbreakable I actually think I’ll get the biggest returns, because I’ll be able to stick around long enough for compounding to work wonders.
Morgan Housel • The Psychology of Money: Timeless lessons on wealth, greed, and happiness
Avoir à endurer de longues périodes où vos résultats ne seront pas liés à votre niveau de jeu fait que le mental au poker est encore plus important qu’au golf.
Jared Tendler • Le Mental Au Poker: Des stratégies ayant fait leurs preuves pour mieux gérer le tilt, la confiance, la motivation, gérer la variance, et plus. (French Edition)
The advice is quite simple. When you are in a tough place, whether it’s a drawdown/downswing, lacking discipline, feeling desperate, having the urge to gamble, or feeling paralyzed and unable to make the right decision – basically any situation when you’re at your worst and feel miles away from your best – it’s in those moments when you need to fin
... See moreJared Tendler • Suck Less
In trading and in life, how you deal with losing is the difference between mediocrity and greatness. Remember, losses are a function of expected gain. The key is to keep your losses less than your gains; always think risk versus reward and base your risk on the reality of your trading results. If you can get a reasonable idea of what your gains wil
... See moreMark Minervini • Think & Trade Like a Champion: The Secrets, Rules & Blunt Truths of a Stock Market Wizard

en adoptant une stratégie plus profonde pour le mental, des solutions permanentes (et pas seulement temporaires) peuvent être trouvées.
Jared Tendler • Le Mental Au Poker: Des stratégies ayant fait leurs preuves pour mieux gérer le tilt, la confiance, la motivation, gérer la variance, et plus. (French Edition)
Another common error in the psychology literature concerns what is called “mental accounting.” The Thorp, Kelly, and Shannon school of information theory requires that, for an investment strategy to be ergodic and eventually capture the return of the market, agents increase their risks as they are winning, but contract after losses, a technique cal
... See more