Highest Open / Lowest Open Trade
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Pharley said a pro trader told him to "get the levels right".
Highest/lowest H1 levels are the "right" levels, at least for me.
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Rule #1
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THE KILLER APP FOR EMOTIONAL REGULATION
“As you learn more about your brain, it becomes possible to stay calm in just about any situation, including the overwhelming limbic system arousal driven by uncertainty about the future. It’s reappraisal that gives you this capacity.
Consider what Kevin Ochsner said when I asked him about the impact of his reappraisal research on his own thinking. ‘If our emotional responses fundamentally flow out of interpretations, or appraisals, of the world, and we can change those appraisals, then we have to try and do so. And to not do so, at some level, is rather irresponsible.’ ...
Gross, with the wonderful understatement of a pure scientist, says, ‘It looks as though reappraisal is a fairly efficient way of cutting down the experience and biological representation of negative emotion.’ He may be too subtle. To me, reappraisal is one of the most important skills needed for success in life, the other being the ability to observe your mental processes. When I asked Gross what he though about reappraisal and its role in education and wider society, he was more effusive: ‘I think this knowledge should be taught early, and often. It should be in the water we drink.’”
– David Rock
from Your Brain at Work
So... Something happens... How do you interpret the event?
That is THE determining factor in your well-being and performance—which is why David says it’s the killer app for emotional regulation and why leading neuroscientists say it’s irresponsible to not practice developing it and that it should be taught early and often to the next generation.
Think of reappraisal like strength training for your Director and have fun practicing with the tiny things throughout your day today!
- Brian Johnson
“As you learn more about your brain, it becomes possible to stay calm in just about any situation, including the overwhelming limbic system arousal driven by uncertainty about the future. It’s reappraisal that gives you this capacity.
Consider what Kevin Ochsner said when I asked him about the impact of his reappraisal research on his own thinking. ‘If our emotional responses fundamentally flow out of interpretations, or appraisals, of the world, and we can change those appraisals, then we have to try and do so. And to not do so, at some level, is rather irresponsible.’ ...
Gross, with the wonderful understatement of a pure scientist, says, ‘It looks as though reappraisal is a fairly efficient way of cutting down the experience and biological representation of negative emotion.’ He may be too subtle. To me, reappraisal is one of the most important skills needed for success in life, the other being the ability to observe your mental processes. When I asked Gross what he though about reappraisal and its role in education and wider society, he was more effusive: ‘I think this knowledge should be taught early, and often. It should be in the water we drink.’”
– David Rock
from Your Brain at Work
So... Something happens... How do you interpret the event?
That is THE determining factor in your well-being and performance—which is why David says it’s the killer app for emotional regulation and why leading neuroscientists say it’s irresponsible to not practice developing it and that it should be taught early and often to the next generation.
Think of reappraisal like strength training for your Director and have fun practicing with the tiny things throughout your day today!
- Brian Johnson
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My Threads: Trading is as simple as 1-2-3, Highest Open / Lowest Open Trade
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Rule #1
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