Please keep the suggestions coming! You can post them as a comment here.

I’ve been personally reviewing all the suggestions. About half of the programs are already in my library, and the other half I’ll be taking a look into.

What I found interesting and wanted to talk about today was that most of the answers fell into 2 groups…

1. Nothing worked.
2. This course is really good / This course provided insights that I built on.

The reason I found this interesting was that there ARE just as many ways to trade as there are traders.

And even in the attempt to design a “one size fits all” approach to trading, this is extremely tough to do, because none of us are the same size.

What do I mean by that?

We all have a unique set of thoughts, experiences and beliefs. And the hardest part in moving from group 1 to group 2 is getting past the yourself to apply the course as instructed.

I’ve had the same challenges, as often times I’ve struggled to do what is instructed because at some level I didn’t believe it was going to work. This creates a self-fulfilling prophecy, as anything you don’t do won’t work.

So either you adjust yourself and your beliefs to do what is instructed or you adjust the system in a way that makes it workable for you.

For example in my own experience I “know” what it’s like to average down, and will never averaged down again, based on the emotional (and financial) lesson I’ve learned…

Now if I come across a system that teaches averaging down, I’m left with either re-examining what I believe to be true, so that I can accept averaging down or I have to take what I can learn from the system and incorporate it into something that works for me.

Being able do either of these will help insure that you continually maximize the material you come across. I believe that this is truly the missing link preventing many people from moving from “how-to” to “doing”.

Continued Success!

Ray

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