
Episode #8 - Flow State and Cultivating Agency
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🎙️ Episode 8 – Flow State and Cultivating Agency
In this episode of Risk On, Ben dives into one of the most counterintuitive truths in trading: the harder you try, the worse your results can get. Welcome to The Performance Paradox - where effort becomes the enemy of flow, over-optimisation ruins your models, and intuition quietly holds the key to long-term success.
We explore:
🔹 The psychology of flow states and how ease - not effort - drives elite performance
🔹 Why over-optimising your strategy can destroy its real-world resilience
🔹 The neuroscience of gut feelings and how top traders leverage intuitive intelligence
🔹 How to train your “trading instinct” while managing emotions and avoiding mental noise
🔹 The hidden blocks that stop your intuition from showing up when you need it most
#Trading #RiskManagement #DayTrading #SwingTrading #TradingPsychology #TradingPodcast
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