How do you become a peaceful active trader and investor?

“There were so many pearls in your sessions.” (6:20 – 6:37)
“I've got the tools to become an effortless, peaceful, consistent trader.” (6:48)
See Gavin’s “7 Big” Affirmations (8:28 – 10:00)

Gavin H.

“I always thought there was some secret other people knew that I didn’t.” (1:58)
“I had that Road to Damascus moment… suddenly I realised what the answer
was, I wasn’t accepting the risks, that was the main thing…” (5:31)

Keith M.

“You have to accept that you can change your beliefs.”
“Psychology is unbelievable, it’s all about psychology.”
“The mistake traders make is they’re looking for perfection.” (7:45 – 8:30)

Allan B.

“It’s been a long, slow process.
If I’d done the course you have now, it would have fast-tracked
me to where I am now, …to the point where you are
peaceful and profitable.” (4:24)

Jurgen P.

“The biggest challenge is always to know when to sell.” (1:56)
“When you’re winning it’s fantastic, you get greedy. When you’re losing, I
don’t even want to look at the prices today, I can’t cope with it.” (2:52)
“The biggest impediment is your brain.” (3:06)

Phillip F.

"One of the things I've think I understand a little bit better now is the fact that you have to be in there for the longer run." (02:06)
"I realized that I never gave the edge the opportunity to work its magic." (03:32)
"...to become more psychology & less on the analysis." (05:53)

Anton V.

“I have to admit, the Investor system is good, it suits my lazy nature.” (1:00)
“Other stuff… all tips, & nods & winks – it’s just cost me
a whole lot of money.” (1:21)

KDA.

“Out of fear, I haven’t had enough of my capital invested… I’ve been more
concerned about trying to protect what I’ve got…” (1:20)
“The individual has to make the learning process intentional…” (4:10)

David L.

“Over-analysing, you tend to analyse in circles and it’s just exhausting.” (1:20)
“Using a margin loan… which was very nerve-racking on the bad days.” (1:32)
“I don’t hesitate… not over-thinking, over complicating it.” (3:54)

Lorette M.

“I was pretty well hooked immediately by the psychologically lessons.” (1:07)
“I was terrible on exit. I could pick the entry but shocking on exits.” (1:53)
“...one that really knocked me out was Atomic Habits… a real eye-opener.” (2:38)

Bruce D.

“I found that training really helped with consistency." (1:13)
“You keep referring to Trading in the Zone…” (1:47)
“You need more than just a system… what I didn’t have was the mindset.” (3:18)

Ron B.

“I started trading in more of a hit and miss way back in 2001…” (1:10)
“I wasn’t utilising the cash I’d set aside… 45-50% undeployed money.” (2:33)
“…I enjoy it, I really do enjoy it…I would feel a bit lost without trading.” (9:45)

Col B.

“I'm much more confident about my ability in the marketplace…” (3:33)
“Follow a mindset training process…” (4:37)
“Biggest thing:…hanging onto a belief that will lead to a big loss…” (4:55)

Richard V.