comparing that to trading. I mean, you're risking your money. Your emotions are in it. But if you can

force yourself to slow down, step through that list, and then truly say, is this a good trade?

Or am I just bored? You know, I got my freelance work done for the day, you know, kind of a crappy day.

I'm just kind of sitting here. Not much going on. I'm going to make a trade. And then you lose money. And then you get mad. And then you, you know, kind of a crappy day. I'm just kind of sitting here. Not much going on. I'm going to make a trade. And then you lose money and then you get mad. And then you, you know. Try to make it back and then you lose more. You try to make it back and lose more. Now, listen, is it going to, is it going to turn you from a money losing trade here to Paul Tudor Jones? I don't think so, but I think that it's going to force better habits.

You're listening to the Steady Trade podcast, a podcast that inspires traders to make meaningful strides and pursue their passions.

Your hosts are Tim Bowen, the lead trainer at Stocks to Trade Pro, Kim Ann Curtin, the Wall Street

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Together, we'll sit down with experts to talk about their process, the lessons they've

learned, and discuss how all traders can level up their trading careers.

All right, welcome back to the Stating Trade podcast, everyone.

I am Tim Bowen, back with Stephen Kim's traveling again, we think.

Stephen and I in classic again, we think. We, we, we, uh, Stephen and I in classic,

great preparatory fashion, um, we thought Kim was traveling, but we, we changed the record time

and we forgot to tell her, but we're, we're going to roll with it because of the fact that

Stephen came up with a really cool idea, you know, remember, I know I bug you all of you

all the time, you know, shoot us those emails, give us those comments because, and I really,

really mean this. And Stephen means it. And Kim means it. I mean, we have, thanks to stocks to trade,

thanks to steady trade. I mean, at the end of the day,

they should probably be checked into a mental institution,

but they give us free reign, you know,

free editorial reign to do whatever we want with this podcast.

And the reason I bring that up is we wanna help you.

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