You know how to trade. Under pressure, you trade like you don’t.
Performance education for traders who know the mechanics
but keep breaking their own rules when money is on the line.
The problem isn’t always your strategy, it’s the operator.
You know your setup. You know your stop. You know your risk.
And under pressure, you ignore all three.
You hesitate.
You chase.
You move the stop.
You size emotionally.
You revenge trade.
You turn one mistake into five.
The problem is what happens after the pressure arrives.
Every trader works on the charts and believes the edge lives there.
That is only half of the game. The other half is the trader.
Almost nobody works on the trader.
Entry, setup, signal, market.
Discipline, risk, patience, sizing, behavior.
No signals. No setups. No predictions. We coach the trader, never the trade.
The audit measures six dimensions of the trader. The course is structured around the same six.
You don’t need more information. You need control under pressure.
You already know your setup. You already know your stop. You already know your risk.
The problem is what happens after the pressure arrives.
The Money Game is built to close that gap.
That is the transformation.
The free audit tells you which of the six dimensions is weakest. Everything below is how you fix it, and how you measure your progress, in your own performance tracker.
This audit does not measure your knowledge, your edge, or your strategy.
It measures your behavior under risk: where your leaks are and how they destroy your edge.
Twenty-five behavioral questions to map your performance under pressure. Your answers are scored by one of our performance coaches. On the free call you get the score and, more important than the score, the map: where your performance leaks, dimension by dimension, and what that is costing you. And a roadmap to fix these leaks.
By Traders, for Traders.
Your answers are read by a coach, used to score your audit and prepare your call, and never sold or shared.
Most trading books teach you how to find the trade. These are about the person who must take the trade. Everything the course is built on, in print.
The doctrine names the war. The Reflections Workbook fights it. The journal keeps the record.
Risk and psychology, for traders who understand the mechanics of trading and are ready to understand the mechanics of themselves.
Paperback & KindleThe second half of the doctrine. Confessions of Krishna himself with ninety-six questions, to implement the doctrine’s teachings.
Paperback, A4Two example pages from the Trade Journal, free to print and use today. Tell us where to send them and they land in your mailbox.
If it is not written, it is not a trade.
From nothing to something.
In the markets 21 years. Made fortunes, lost fortunes, and rebuilt them again.
Everything I coach was paid for at full price, in accounts, in years, and in versions of myself I had to bury to get here.
I have coached traders from all over the world, at every account size.
I coach traders to perform at their best, and to find and repair their mistakes.
If you have an edge and you feel you keep throwing it away, because of impulse or in any other way, I can help you to overcome that.
I start with your numbers: your audit, your trade history, your log.
I show you where you leak, in your own trades, and I say it straight.
Then we write your rules, suited to your situation and in your own words. After that you are held to them every day you trade.
The course is that work written down: six modules, at your own pace.
The private course is the same work with me on the call. I take on a few traders at a time, so every call is mine.
By Traders, for Traders.
If you want information about personal performance coaching, take the audit and get a free call.
The books are the foundation.
The audit is the map.
Our work together closes the gap, you don’t have to do it alone.
“We coach the trader, never the trade.”
Coaching is educational and behavioral only. It is not financial advice or a personal recommendation.
“Finished my first module and have been using the exercises for about three weeks. I still get the urge to jump back in after a loss. Sometimes I catch it now, sometimes I don’t. Keeping a record makes it harder to ignore.”
“Quite confronting, honestly. I already knew I overtraded but now I started writing down why I wanted to take a trade before entering. Over the last two weeks, that has helped me catch trades I was taking before. I still struggle with it, but I notice it earlier now.”
“Read the books fairly quickly. The session was direct and focused on situations from my own trading. I expected a general conversation about discipline. We ended up talking about why I increase my size after a losing trade. That was the most useful part of the call for me. Thank you Krishna”
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