Traders Mastermind

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In a perfect world, you’d be sitting in a trading office, surrounded by other traders, high standards, shared prep, honest feedback, and accountability. You’d get better faster just by being there.

But most traders don’t have that option.

In this episode, I talk about:

Why trading offices work so well
How collaboration accelerates learning and raises standards
Trading buddies vs trading pods and what actually helps
How I used collaboration throughout my own trading journey
And how to recreate the best parts of a trading office without the commute

I also reference a great clip from SMB Capital, where Jeff Holden explains why collaboration is such a powerful force in developing traders, especially when trading remotely.

Video mentioned in this episode.

Traders Mastermind Community:

If you’re looking for structured collaboration, trading pods, and high standards, you can learn more about the Traders Mastermind community here.

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Progress in trading isn’t smooth or predictable. Here’s why effort and results don’t line up… and why that’s just part of the game.

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You didn’t exit too early.

You had the wrong mindset.

In this episode, I break down mindset matching... aligning your mindset with the market and the structure you’re trading.

Grinding trends and momentum moves look similar, but they demand very different mental calibrations.

Get this wrong, and even good trades fall apart!

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In this episode, I break down the three non-negotiable steps I’ve seen work again and again for traders who finally stop spinning their wheels and start making real progress.

We cover how to define your trading North Star, how to reverse engineer your edge into focused daily work, and how to review your performance properly... without over-analysing or burning yourself out.

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A short Christmas check-in to wrap up the year, share a few trading reflections, and say thank you before we reset for January.

No lessons, no predictions... just an honest end-of-year reflection.

Merry Christmas