You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery Podcast number 96. This is part two of a three-part series over 95, 96, 97 with Rob Mitchell. Now, Rob Mitchell, as we introduced in number 95, runs Oil Trading Room.com. And for almost three decades now has been perfecting

systems of how to trade effectively in the markets. But what's most impressive is that with the

vast statistical and analytical and computer programming knowledge that he has, he runs his life from

within. He's brilliant, he's practical, and he's with us. And so we're going to roll right on in to

part two with Rob Mitchell. We're back with Rob Mitchell. Rob, thank you again for staying with us

through this series. One thing that I've been amazed in your work is you've built systems for almost three decades coming up now to basically put a different eye on the stock market.

And your system works amazingly well.

So you have to be brilliant.

And then at the end of the day, you talk about unconscious processes.

You talk about trading by almost learning the rules and then throwing them out.

How do you do that?

I was first introduced to this concept in acting classes of all things. And I had some

wonderful acting teachers that would have us read things that you, like the textbooks for the

class, I have absolutely nothing to do with with acting books like the

inner game of tennis it's a book about how dialogue internal dialogue can be going on in your mind

and it's subtexting the real reality that you're operating on in no place is this more obvious

or the failure to be who you really are than when you've got a lens, you know, as an actor, a lens that's, you know, three quarters of size of your head, a foot away from your face, detecting every tiny little movement in your face musculature, and if there is any doubt

at any, even the tiniest little level that you're not genuinely the character. If there's a

tiny little eye movement going up to access the line in your memory, rather than delivering it

as though it's in the moment, that camera's

going to catch it.

And so the skill set that an actor brings to the film is just remarkable because you have

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