The Wall Street Coach Podcast
With Kim Ann Curtin
The Wall Street Coach Podcast focuses on The Five Practices that Kim Ann Curtin has used over the years with hundreds of Executives and Traders to bring them greater wealth and meaning, not to mention peace of mind.
Sponsored by:
Episode 16: Trader Extraordinaire & Former World Pro Gamer Brian Lee
In this episode, Brian Lee joins Kim and Lucas for a deep interview about his outlook on trading and life, systems he uses, and so much more.
Listen
Episode 15: Kim’s First Trade – $MARA
In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast Kim and Lucas talk about Kim’s first trade. Kim speaks to how she recognized the emotions that she felt throughout – such as greed – and how she was able to exit the position profitable.
Listen
Episode 14: Interview with Former Market Maker JJ (vwaptrader1) & Unheard of Theories re GameStop
Kim and Lucas welcome former market maker JJ Gorilla (aka @vwaptrader1 on Twitter) & co host of Confessions of a Market Maker podcast to discuss the parabolic move by GameStop, the “plumbing” of Wall Street and why Robinhood and other brokerages were forced to limit certain equities, and also some speculate on dirty deeds that may have taken place behind the scenes.
Listen
Episode 13: Mentors & Money
In this episode of The Wall Street Coach Podcast Kim and Lucas discuss how to sift through the overwhelming amount of information and misinformation that is available for traders and give some practical advice on how to vet online teachers and gurus.
Listen
Episode 12: Stages of Competence for Trading & Beyond
Kim and Lucas discuss learning anything new using the four stages of competence model, as well as understanding one’s own competence by gauging one’s circle of competence. Noel Burch is widely credited with creating and first utilizing the four stages of competence model, which was developed by Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger. Kim experienced it when she did the Landmark Forum.
Listen
Episode 11: Achieve More By Doing Less
Kim and Lucas discuss finding meaning in doing less — and value in moments of absence — with references from Celeste Headlee’s book “Do Nothing: How To Break Away From Overworking, Overdoing, and Underliving”, “The End of Absence” by Michael Harris, and “In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts” by Gabor Maté.
Listen