We all make mistakes and we reflect on those mistakes so that

we don’t make the same mistakes again. Generally, self-reflection over time

leads to self-awareness. But unfortunately, not all reflections add to our

mental wellbeing, nor do they add to our performance. In this episode, I distinguish

between the types of framing questions that hinder our performance and those

that help.

About David Hobart

David is a performance coach with a specialist background in

investment management. He works with fund managers and superannuation funds to

eliminate all the obstacles to better investment performance.

David can be

found at:

Web: http://davidhobart.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-hobart-631281112/

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Joachim Klement is an investment strategist based in London. He’s worked for a Swiss private bank, as CIO for Wellershoff & Partners in Switzerland advising family office and institutional clients, and was head of investment research for Fidante Partners, a multi boutique asset manager with over AUD$60 billion under management.

In this very timely and topical conversation, we talk about the Coronavirus

and look at how it compares to other recent viruses such as SARS, MERS, and H1N1

and we also talk about the likely economic impacts of the Coronavirus,

particularly in relation to the Chinese economy.

It was a very informative conversation and I really appreciate Joachim’s capacity to remove emotion and sensationalism from a pretty tricky and emotionally charged topic. I hope you enjoy the chat as much as I did.

Joachim Klement can be found at:

Web: http://jklement.com/

LinkedIn: http://www.linked-in.com/in/joachim-klement-3b357a

Twitter: @JoachimKlement

Joachim’s book, 7 Mistakes Every

Investor Makes and How to Avoid Them, can be found at Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Mistakes-Every-Investor-Makes-Avoid/dp/0857197703/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=joachim+klement&qid=1580432965&sr=8-1

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Phil Slade is a behavioural economist and psychologist and is the managing partner of decision architecture firm Decida. In this conversation, we discuss Phil’s crazily interesting background as a composer and his work with some of Australia’s leading talent in the performing arts. Phil talks about how he approached career changing decisions that led him into his current field. Phil’s a great storyteller and I hope you find his anecdotes as interesting as I did. Enjoy.

Phil Slade

can be found at:

Web: https://decida.co/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/phil-slade-81ab0226/

Twitter:

@philslade

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Mike Berman is co-founder and CEO of Psyquation, an AI driven analytics platform for traders.

During this conversation, Mike talks about some interesting behavioural observations across his database of over 150,000 retail FX traders.

If you’re a private trader, it’s worth listening for those

insights.

If you’re an institutional investor, there’s particular

value in Psyquation’s alternative data sources as a means of generating alpha.

Mike has a PhD in behavioural finance and runs a team of

over 20 computer and data science professionals out of the Ukraine. He’s an

interesting guy and has built a very interesting business. I hope you enjoy our

conversation.

Mike Berman can be found at:

Web: https://psyquation.com/

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-berman-ph-d-3703408/

Twitter: @mickson

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