So last week, I let you into an unfolding drama on my end that directly related to my trading. I told you guys I was quitting my full-time job to focus on my marketing clients and trading. What I realized later, I didn’t give a lot of details related to the transition.
I haven’t stopped working at the job yet. But that’s coming soon.

38 - Four Tips for a Transition to Trading

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Andrew Mitchem has been trading forex for 11 years. He's a podcaster, a YouTuber, and has a very cool domain theforextradingcoach.com. When he's not trading, he's practicing karate, flying a helicopter, or hanging with his wife and 5 kids in New Zealand.

75 - The Forex Trading Coach Andrew Mitchem

Mercedes Oestermann van Essen is a trader and trading coach. She specializes in trading psychoology has written several books including The Buddhist Trader. She also runs the website, theBuddhistTrader.com.

73 - Mercedes Oestermann van Essen: The Buddhist Trader

You’ve got this side project going on? You want to trade. And you know that trading takes time, especially at first as you’re trying to dig through a bunch of definitions you  haven’t heard before and you’re trying to understand things like ‘Shooting Stars’, and trendlines.
You want to make this trading thing work but you don’t want to neglect your family.

What do you do with your kids when you think you should be studying charts?
What you do with that guilt when you’re stuck in the office and they’re knocking on the door?
How do you handle your spouse’s concern or criticism about your latest project?

I’ll be the first to say, I haven’t figured this parenting or marriage thing out completely. We have three children now, one is out of the home and two are in the home: a middle schooler and a elementary student. I love my kids. Though I’ve been doing it for a while, my wife and I still make mistakes along the way. I can confidently say my mistakes are fewer now than they were even 5, 10, or 15 years ago. As in anything, you get better with experience.
Secondly, I’ve put together multiple projects. Trading, to me, is another project. A pretty intense one, but not unlike my first major career shift back in 2006.
So here’s one guy’s opinion as you’re learning how to trade while staying connected with your family.

72 - Trading & Family: What About the Kids?

John Pugliano has been a trader and investor for over 30 years. He's the founder and money manager at Investable Wealth an investment advisory firm in the state of Utah. He's also a podcaster - been podcasting since July 4, 2014 - at the Wealthsteading Podcast.

71 - Wealthsteading & Trading with John Pugliano

First off, I have to make an apology for this personal podcast. Last week, I gave you guys a review of my results from my trading strategy. And this one will be a little more of the same. We will get back to some practical aspect of trading and I won’t bore you with another self-indulgent monologue next week.
Nevertheless, this is one of the core features of the Trading Story podcast: to keep you posted on my personal trading journey. And that’s what this is: part 2 of a personal update.

38 - Four Tips for a Transition to Trading

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