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Explore the fascinating world of psychology and the human element of trading with Agnieszka Wood, a seasoned trader with over a decade of experience and a highly regarded Trading Mindset Coach. Take a deep dive into different perspectives to help you navigate the emotional ups and downs of trading with self-compassion and confidence. Whether you're just starting out or you're a seasoned pro, this podcast will be your trusted companion, providing support on your trading journey!
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You sit down to trade and watch yourself do the same thing again — hesitate on a clean setup, cut a winner short, grind long past the point of usefulness — and afterward you call it a discipline problem and promise to tr
There's a particular kind of trader Agnieszka Wood keeps meeting, and for years she was that trader herself. This is someone who has done the work — taken the courses, read the books, and can explain risk management so c
The urge to make a loss back is one of the most misunderstood experiences in trading. On the surface it looks like a discipline problem — a moment to grit through, an impulse to suppress, another rule to add to the list.
This episode explores a side of trading that rarely gets talked about — the emotional and psychological cost of growth. Most traders believe the hardest part of the journey is learning how to make money. But what many di
In this episode, Agnieszka Wood takes a deeper look at why traders either exit trades too early or give profits back. She explains why this isn’t an issue with strategy or execution, but a reaction to the pressure that s
In this episode, Agnieszka takes a deeper look at why traders struggle with consistency. She explains the exact reasons why inconsistency isn’t a discipline problem and breaks down how traders lose control under pressure
Over the last 7 years of coaching traders, one thing has been consistent: The situation changes… but the pattern comes back. In trading. In business. In life. In this episode, Agnieszka shares how the patterns she had al
In this episode, I explore why so many traders feel pressure to make trading work—and how that pressure changes the way they think, act, and make decisions. We look at the difference between trying to prove something and
Is trading truly for you — or are you approaching it the wrong way? In this episode, I’m joined by Peter Robbins, a trader with over 50 years of market experience, to mark the release of his new book, The Trader’s Journe
Most capable, ambitious traders don’t struggle because they lack discipline or motivation. They struggle when pressure quietly changes how they show up. In this episode, Agnieszka explores a belief many high performers h
Curiosity is a powerful force — but in trading, it can quietly lead you into danger. When uncertainty appears, many traders feel the urge to check, push, or take one more trade to regain control. But that instinct often
January is often framed as a fresh start — a time to push harder, tighten discipline, and finally “get it right.” But for many traders, that pressure backfires quickly. Discipline starts feeling heavy, forced, and unsust
As the year winds down, many traders feel an uncomfortable urge to finish the year strong. One more trade. One last push. A need to finally close the loop. But that pressure often does more harm than good. In this episod
Every trader knows discipline is essential — yet most struggle with it daily. Not because they’re weak. Not because they don’t care. But because they’ve been taught the wrong kind of discipline. In this episode, Agnieszk
Mistakes are unavoidable in trading — but how you interpret them determines whether you grow or spiral. In this episode, Agnieszka and Greg uncover the victim mindset that so many traders fall into without realizing it:
In this honest and insightful conversation, Agnieszka and Greg explore the hidden side of trading success—the messy, in-between phase where most traders want to quit. They break down the five transformations every trader
In this thought-provoking conversation, Agnieszka and Greg dive deep into the emotional and energetic relationship traders have with money. From Greg’s middle-class upbringing where hard work defined worth, to Agnieszka’
Most traders think they have a trading problem… but what they really have is a self-relationship problem. In this episode, Agnieszka is joined by Greg Singleton to talk about how self-love impacts trading performance on
The right community can be your greatest trading edge. In this episode, Agnieszka Wood and Greg Singleton share how to recognize value-driven groups, build accountability, and create meaningful support that sharpens your
Trading often feels like a solo sport—but the isolation can be costly. In this episode, Agnieszka Wood and Greg Singleton discuss why so many traders struggle alone at their screens, the toll it takes on mental health an
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