Learning from the All Blacks

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#477: Learning from the All Blacks

In this video:
00:29 – I’ve been watching the New Zealand All Blacks train
01:14 – Trader getting burnt out
02:19 – Watch last week’s video where I shared by trading day
03:03 – Do something that is proven
04:20 – The system makes life easier for the players
05:04 – Where you can find high quality training
05:25 – Looking for a good broker?
06:06 – Do you also like quality? 

I’m going to talk about how you can train like the mighty New Zealand All Blacks and how you can be successful as a trader just like they are in world rugby. Let’s talk about that a more right now.

Hey there traders, it’s Andrew Mitchem here at the Forex Trading Coach with video and podcast number 477.

I’ve been watching the New Zealand All Blacks train

I’ve just been with my youngest daughter, Amber, to watch the mighty New Zealand all Black team train here in Nelson. They did an open training session this morning where everybody could go along and watch their final training before next week. They head off to Japan for the start of their Northern Hemisphere winter tour over there and then over to Britain. And I think they’re playing Scotland and Ireland and France and Wales. Great to see them, but from what I got out of it is to see how well oiled they are. A fantastic working machine that has proven success and also a machine that looks after the player welfare. So I’ll come back to All Blacks shortly.

Trader getting burnt out

I received an email this week from a trader who’s not a client over in the UK, and he was talking about burnout. And he was saying, Look, Andrew, why is it that you are still trading? What is it that you do differently to me, because I’m just getting exhausted. I’m burnt out. I’m that FOMO. He’s getting FOMO, the fear of missing out. He’s scared to leave charts, he’s fearful that he’s going to miss trades, all that type of stuff going on in his head. And I said to him, Look, well, before I can really help you, te