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Risk On: Trading PodcastEpisode #11 - The Social Media Mirage📘 Episode Description:In this episode, we dive headfirst into the world of curated success, FOMO, and the mental pitfalls social media creates for traders. If you've ever felt behind, overwhelmed, or not "good enough" after scrolling through endless posts of winning trades and luxury lifestyles, this episode is for you.We'll explore how social media skews our perception of success in trading, how to identify when it's triggering anxiety, and - most importantly - how to reclaim your focus, confidence, and peace of mind. Learn how to build trading confidence grounded in personal growth and process, not...
2025-04-1153 min
PSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXWE HAVE LINKED MIND AND MACHINE USING BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACESMerging minds and machines has become a reality. You can watch Pager the monkey playing ping pong with his mind by following the link below. It's quite impressive. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rXrGH52aoM The image below shows a Utah array which is currently the most popular chip used in brain computer interfaces. It is implanted using neurosurgery, often being placed near the motor cortex of the brain which controls movement of our limbs. The array has 100 densely packed microelectrodes that can read brain signals and send them to a variety of external...
2024-09-1225 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXARE IQ TESTS REALLY SMART OR REALLY STUPIDGreat news everybody. I just found out that my IQ test results came back negative! I guess I've been worried all week for nothing. Unfortunately, IQ test results are often misunderstood, misinterpreted, over-interpreted, and over-hyped by many people. So yes, IQ and intelligence are really, really complicated. Do IQ tests accurately measure intelligence? Can IQ tests tell you if you're a genius? Was Einstein's genius already there at birth? Are IQ tests missing any important traits or abilities? Does intelligence contribute more to success than other factors? Do people who are illiterate lack intelligence? In the past, why we...
2024-08-2629 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXWE MARRY FOR LOVE SO WHY IS MARRIAGE THE LEADING CAUSE OF DIVORCEPeople probably warned you that marriage is tough, but you thought that yours would be different, that it wouldn't be so challenging. Although marriage can be an amazing part of life, it's not always an easy one. Apparently, marriage is the number one cause of divorce. Does that even make sense? Whether you've been married for 30 days or 30 years, even the best marriages can reach the point of no return. The divorce rate in Canada is about 40% and in the United States close to 50%. This might be a little scary to anyone considering making a lifetime commitment t...
2024-08-1816 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR DREAMS - GO BACK TO SLEEPSleep is still a mysterious yet very important part of our lives. Are you unconscious when you sleep? Can you learn new languages or prepare for exams while asleep? Can you sleep with half of your brain while the other half is awake and alert? Do all of us have have an internal biological clock? Why is sleeping through the night like riding a roller coaster? Does the brain stop working while we sleep? Is resting or relaxing just as good as sleeping? How does 24/7 access to screen time affect sleep? Does everybody dream or just some...
2024-08-1320 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXWHY WOMEN HAVE FAR FEWER ORGASMS THAN MENIt's absolutely true that women tend to have fewer and less satisfying orgasms than men. As shown in the 1989 romantic comedy When Harry Met Sally, most women at one time or another have faked it. Follow the link below to watch this famous scene. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNEX0fbGePg Most women have orgasms regularly from masturbation, but not so much from penis-vagina intercourse. Paula England, a sociology professor at Stanford University, believes that "The orgasm gap is an inequity that's as serious as the pay gap…". Just like with wages, women...
2024-07-1222 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXARE MENTAL DISORDERS ALREADY INSIDE OUR GENES BEFORE BIRTHDo you know anyone who has ADHD, autism, severe anxiety disorder, major depression, bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, or schizophrenia? The answer is almost certainly YES, that you have encountered one or likely more of these individuals. In some cases you may not have been aware of their underlying condition, but it was there. Perhaps you've wondered if these people were born with these disorders already in the genes or DNA that they inherited from their mom and dad. The answer in all these cases is a definite YES. To some degree they are all hereditary but...
2024-07-0724 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXWHY EVOLUTION HAS MADE IT SO DIFFICULT TO LOSE WEIGHTFirst the good news. I checked Google and there are 1000 sites that will tell you how to lose weight fast and easy. So, do you want the BAD news now or later? Maybe you too have had this experience when looking in a full length mirror. Mirror mirror glistening glass...tell me this is not my ass. If you think it's hard to lose weight and keep it off, you are not alone — and you are also 100% correct. Long-term weight loss is really difficult to achieve. It's not just about willpower, exercise, or di...
2024-05-2223 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXWHY EARLY PREGNANCY LOSS AND MISCARRIAGES ARE SO COMMONHave you ever tried high-risk activities such as skydiving, rock climbing, big wave surfing, bungee jumping, or cliff diving? If you have tried any extreme sports, they don't even come close to the most dangerous experience of your life. We have to travel back in time to the few weeks just before mom found out for sure that she was pregnant. It turns out these two weeks are, by far, the most hazardous time of our lives. The good news is that we all survived this risky period. As the rock group Queen said in th...
2024-05-2218 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXI WILL WHINE CRY AND SCREAM UNTIL I GET WHAT I WANTI have used temper tantrums several times, but not when I was a kid. It was just a few years ago when my wife and I were waiting in the checkout line at the grocery store. I was bored and so very hungry. Low blood sugar makes me do crazy things. Temper tantrums range from whining and crying to screaming, kicking, hitting, and breath holding. They're equally common in boys and girls. Some kids may have tantrums often, and others have them rarely. To some degree, they are a normal part of child development. Because toddlers can't...
2024-05-1825 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXHOW THE HIGHEST RANKED SCHOOLS LIKE HARVARD ALWAYS STAY ON TOPThe world reputation rankings for 2023 were announced in February 2024. The most respected universities in the world are Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Stanford University, University of Oxford, and University of Cambridge. Harvard University has been at the very top for quite a few years. The U.S. News & World Report published in September 2023 identified the top ranking schools across the United States: (1) Princeton University (2) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (3) Harvard University (4) Stanford University (5) Yale University. So how does Howard maintain its stellar reputation and stay at the top of school rankings? Is there really ANY DIFFERENCE bet...
2024-04-2724 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXLIAR LIAR PANTS ON FIRE - IS IT REALLY THAT EASY TO SPOT A LIARHow good are you at recognizing when someone is lying? Do you recall the TV show called Lie to Me that was popular a few years ago? The show followed the work of Dr. Cal Lightman (played by Tim Roth) and his colleagues. Apparently they had devised ways to detect when someone was lying or telling the truth by analyzing facial expressions, body movements, and changes in voice and speech. In other words, the show was based on the idea that people, even very good liars, display some small and uncontrollable expressions that can be de...
2024-04-2721 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXYOUR BRAIN MAY HAVE EXTRAORDINARY HIDDEN TALENTSIf you had a hidden talent just waiting to be released, what would you want it to be (only one choice)? Usually, a genius is born that way so most of us already missed that opportunity. But sometimes a person who isn't born with special abilities, can develop them later in life following brain trauma, an illness, or head injury. Could you imagine being hit in the head and waking up to find yourself a sudden musical star? Excuse me for a few seconds while I go bang my head against a brick wall. ...
2024-04-1417 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXHALLUCINATIONS ARE EVERYWHERE AND SOMETIMES THEY ARE REALWhat is the difference between a dream, a hallucination, and the real world? Sometimes there is no difference at all. They may be exactly the same as far as your brain is concerned. The nature of reality has been debated by philosophers and scientists for thousands of years. I am not trying to settle the nature of reality issue today. My goal is to expand your ideas and thinking in this area just a little bit. I say just a little bit because I don't want to overload your brain and have it explode. Strangely...
2024-04-1416 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXNOT DISNEYLAND BUT NORDIC COUNTRIES ARE HAPPIEST PLACES ON EARTHSince the 1950s, California's Disneyland has been known as "The Happiest Place On Earth". It's the only place where everyone can feel that childhood happiness. There is just one problem with Disneyland. You can't apply for citizenship to live there forever. If you could, it would quickly become the most crowded place on Earth. But if you are looking for a place to live where you can stay longer than two weeks, the World Happiness Report that came out in March 2024 may be able to help. We find year after year that life satisfaction is h...
2024-04-1112 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXDO ZOMBIES HAVE A BRAIN OR DO THEY JUST EAT THEMMovies tell us that there are many threats to humanity's existence. And just as we know that EVERYTHING on the internet is TRUE, we can also be pretty sure that movies know exactly what they're talking about. It could be an alien invasion from outer space, a zombie apocalypse, or destruction by artificial intelligence that we have created. I can't solve all of these problems in one podcast, so today I will focus on the zombie apocalypse. For decades now, the idea of zombies has been popular in movies and television shows. While the idea of...
2024-04-1020 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXYOUR EYES DO NOT SEE AND PAIN IS ALL IN YOUR HEADYou would probably be offended if someone said your pain was all in your head. But guess what - that is actually true. Pain is constructed entirely in the brain. Just because pain is in your head does'nt make it less real. In fact it's your brain that literally creates what your body feels. For example, if you accidentally hit your finger with a hammer, it might seem that you feel the pain immediately in your hand. But that is wrong. In reality, there is a very short delay that allows pain messages to be sent from n...
2024-04-0921 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXLIVING A FULL LIFE WITH HALF A BRAINYou can live with just one kidney or a single lung, but whoever thought you could live a normal life with only half a brain? Most of us can't even live without our cellphone for more than a few hours. A human brain contains about 86 billion neurons or brain cells. A single brain cell isn't very smart by itself. But when they are connected in vast networks they produce intelligence, personality, memories, emotions, language, movement, and consciousness. But what happens when we lose HALF of all our brain cells? Are we paralyzed and confined in a...
2024-04-0821 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXARE INTROVERTS OR EXTROVERTS BETTERI might as well give you the bad news right now. Referring to people as INTROVERTS or EXTROVERTS is wrong. It is a false dichotomy. Ambiverts who combine elements of both personality styles are far more common. If you read something that mentions introverts and extroverts, but not ambiverts, you are missing approximately 70% of people in the middle category. So anyone who refers to introversion and extroversion as a SIMPLE dichotomy, is just SIMPLE-MINDED, and is SIMPLY wrong. It's as SIMPLE as that. In reality, MOST of us are ambiverts MOST of the time. And really, the ambivert's ability t...
2024-03-2420 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXCELLPHONES WHY NOT BRAIN YOUR FRYAlmost all North American adults, adolescents, and many children own a cellphone of some kind. The widespread use of cellphones makes it very important to identify any harmful effects. Several years ago, there was a viral video claiming that cellphone radiation can cook popcorn. OMG that's nuts! We are cooking our brains! We are all in danger! Run away...run for your lives, but leave your phone behind! Your phone is a killer! The popcorn video is cute and entertaining but that's never going to happen. If phones emitted that much energy, your f...
2024-03-1819 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXDO YOU WANT TO HAVE CHILDREN OR DO YOU WANT TO HAVE FUNThey are certainly bundles of joy but so much more. No moment is more life altering than when your first child is born. Gone are the days of thinking only of yourself. Or a semblance of free time. And forget about having a neat and tidy house. Ask any parent, and they'll acknowledge that having kids is expensive and exhausting. Sixty or 70 years ago all couples were expected to have children and this was considered necessary for personal fulfillment. Today's situation is VERY different. We're in no danger of running out of people, so the n...
2024-03-1318 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXWHY BILINGUAL BRAINS ARE BETTERMi siento muy… excited about this topic. I was born in a galaxy far, far away. I WISH…but actually it was Italy. My family moved to North America when I was five. My name is FIORE which means "flower" in Italian, but I am a MALE. In many parts of the world, being bilingual is common-place and not something unusual. Any young child can become bilingual as long as she receives plenty of exposure and guidance in BOTH languages. A couple of hours experience a week in the second language is not enough. Many adul...
2024-03-0919 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXIS IT REALLY LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT OR JUST LUSTLove at first sight can happen any day, anywhere, and any time. It's the feeling you get when you don't want the moment to end because you feel a connection with another person that you haven't felt before. TV, movies, magazines, music—like to promote the notion of love at first sight. We've been trained to expect love to strike like lightning quick and hot. A 2017 survey of over 5,000 single adults found that four in 10 of them have had a love at first sight experience. So we can accept that the experience of love at first sight rea...
2024-03-0120 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXFORGET ABOUT SHARKS - HOW MEMORY ERRORS MUDDLE CRITICAL THINKINGSharks represent an example of a common fear that is wildly exaggerated. More people are killed by cows or horses each year than by sharks. The availability bias is when we believe examples of things that come easily to mind are far more likely to occur than is actually the case. Media coverage on the Internet or TV makes a big difference. Even movies such as "Jaws" can change our perceptions. When rare events occur, they become very visible to us as they receive heavy coverage by the media. This means we are more likely t...
2024-02-2517 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXIT WASN'T ME - CAN IDENTICAL TWINS GET AWAY WITH MURDERSometimes even the parents of identical twins can't tell the difference. In 2023, a mother of identical twins in Argentina confessed she felt forced to take her 6-week old infants to the local police station for fingerprint comparison because she couldn't tell them apart. Mom had placed a blue ribbon around the wrist of one of the twins but cut it off — and then lost track of their identities when the twins got sick one night. But the police were unable to identify the children and doctors couldn't help either. After several days of confusion, the pro...
2024-02-1922 min2024-02-1219 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOX35 PEOPLE WITH HIGHER IQS THAN EINSTEINI recently saw this headline in one edition of Readers Digest. My fitbit heart rate alarm started buzzing like I was having a panic attack. Smarter than Albert Einstein? I DON'T THINK SO: Impossible, absolutely not, no chance, no freeakin way, not in a million years. Not in this universe or anywhere else in the multiverse. In other words, WRONG, WRONG, WRONG. No one messes with my hero and gets away with it, not even Readers Digest. And so my lovely listeners, it's payback time and it's going to get really messy. So bring plenty of protection. ...
2024-02-0417 minPSYCHOLOGY OUTSIDE THE BOXTEACH YOUR DOG TO SKATEBOARD AND YOUR CAT TO PEE IN THE TOILETYES THIS IS PSYCHOLOGY. These tricks might seem extremely difficult to teach, but with the right treats and a bit of patience, it's something you can definitely do. You will need a cat or dog that is reasonably smart. And we must also assume that you are at least as smart as your pet, and preferably smarter. If you can teach a dog how to skateboard, then you can also teach young children proper behavior and discipline. So you can practice on your cat or dog and then try the technique with your children. Follow...
2024-01-2316 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#9 - Arnaud Daussy - Les Trophées de la Glace - 1ere éditionLe 24 mars 2022, pour célébrer la journée Européenne de la Glace Artisanale, SICOLY® a eu l’honneur d’être le sponsor officiel pour les purées de fruits de la première édition des Trophées de la Glace. Ce concours qui visait à mettre à l’honneur le métier de glacier, et d’élever les glaces et sorbets au rang d’art, s’est tenu au sein de la prestigieuse Ecole Ferrandi à Paris.Les 4 candidats avaient 3 heures pour réaliser une coupe de Glace ainsi qu’un dessert à l’assiette autour du thème « Nature Gourmande » … un thème qui nous ten...
2022-04-1212 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#8 - Christelle Durance - Challenge Sensibilité GourmandeSICOLY® a été fier de pouvoir soutenir et participer à la 7ème édition du Challenge du Dessert à l'Assiette, organisé par l'association Sensibilité Gourmande le samedi 12 mars 2022. Lors de ce concours, 6 participants se sont affrontés autour de deux épreuves : un pré-dessert autour du marron ainsi qu'un dessert à l'assiette libre. Christelle DURANCE, gagnante du concours, accepte de revenir sur le concours, sa préparation et de nous dévoiler quelques secrets de ses recettes ... qui lui ont permis de se hisser à la première marche du podium !
2022-03-2314 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#7 - Sebastian Pettersson - Fruit et chocolats pour la Saint-ValentinEpisode en anglaisLe chef Suédois Sébastien Pettersson nous livre ses conseils, ses secrets et ses recettes préférées pour la St Valentin, pour créer des recettes de bonbons, pralines ou de gâteaux qui feront succomber vos clients.
2022-02-1116 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#6 - Ruben HAGEGE - Meilleur Apprenti de France Pâtisserie 2021 - Saisonnalité et Terroir d'AvenirCette année, SICOLY® a été fier d’être partenaire et fournisseur de purées, jus et fruits surgelés du prestigieux concours d’Un des Meilleurs Apprentis de France – Pâtisserie, dont la finale nationale s’est déroulée le 08 juillet dernier à Clermont-Ferrand, sous l’œil attentif du jury présidé par Bruno Montcoudiol. Ruben HAGEGE, élu MAF Pâtissier 2021 et gagnant du prix de la dégustation, a accepté de revenir avec nous sur ce grand événement, sa préparation, son inspiration, et de nous livrer quelques secrets et souhaits d’avenir.
2021-10-1515 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#5 - Jean-Jacques BORNE & Grégory Le Heurt - Bûche Solidaire TUMACO (En partenariat avec ELITE CHOCOLATE)Pour des fêtes de fin d’année à la fois gourmandes et solidaires, SICOLY® a décidé de se joindre au projet de bûche solidaire de l’association ELITE-CHOCOLATE.La ELITE-CHOCOLATE œuvre pour l’amélioration des conditions de vie dans des zones de conflit (cartels de drogue, culture de coca, occupation FARC, pauvreté, etc.) en Colombie en développant un nouveau modèle économique adapté, basé sur la culture et la valorisation du cacao. Son but est de conscientiser les professionnels comme les particuliers sur les impacts de leurs achats en cacao et chocolat en créant une filière intég...
2021-10-1216 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#4 - Jean-Sébastien CLAPIE - Le buffet de pâtisserieAvec l'amélioration des conditions sanitaires, les événements reprennent, aussi bien dans la sphère privée que pour les entreprises avec les séminaires, salons ou lancements produits par exemple. A cette occasion, nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir le chef pâtissier exécutif du Trunk Hotel à Tokyo, Jean-Sébastien CLAPIE, pour parler de la pâtisserie dans l'événementiel et plus spécifiquement du buffet de pâtisserie : les aspects les plus importants des pâtisseries de buffet, les recettes à privilégier.A travers son expérience, le chef vous partagera toutes ses astuces p...
2021-06-1714 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#3 - JORDI PUIGVERT COLOMER - Quand le végétal s'invite dans nos dessertsPour le troisième épisode de notre podcast, nous avons le plaisir d'accueillir Jordi PUIGVERT COLOMER, consultant international en pâtisserie et partenaire de la marque SICOLY depuis plus de 10 ans, pour échanger sur la pâtisserie, et plus en général les desserts, "vegan".Effet de mode ou réel changement de mode de consommation ? Quelles sont les difficultés techniques rencontrées pour l'adaptation de recettes sans produits d'origine animale ? Quelles opportunités ? Et quelle est la place des purées surgelées de fruit dans le monde de la pâtisserie végétale ?Aut...
2021-04-2018 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#2 - Tony BELLAVIA - Cocktails et purées de fruitsPrintemps et beaux jours obligent, pour ce deuxième épisode du podcast, nous parlons mixologie et cocktails avec Tony BELLAVIA, fondateur de Belladrinks, société de bar événementiel dans la région lyonnaise. Comment intégrer les purées de fruits dans les cocktails ? Quels sont les points essentiels pour bien choisir sa purée de fruit ? Mojito ou Piña Colada ? Autant de questions auxquelles notre invité va répondre. Vous pouvez découvrir tous nos jus et purées surgelés sans sucres ajoutés, ainsi que nos recettes ex...
2021-03-2612 min
SICOLY - Les Fruits du Succès#1 - Quentin BAILLY - Les agrumes, stars des dessertsPour ce premier épisode du podcast "SICOLY - Les fruits du succès", c'est Quentin BAILLY, Champion du Monde de la Pâtisserie et ambassadeur de la marque qui répond à nos questions sur l'utilisation des jus et purées d'agrumes en pâtisserie et chocolaterie. Vous pouvez découvrir tous nos jus et purées surgelés, ainsi que nos recettes exclusives sur notre site internet www.sicoly.fr.
2021-02-1508 minSICOLY - Les Fruits du SuccèsSICOLY - Les Fruits Du Succès - INTRODécouvrez l'univers de SICOLY à travers des interviews exclusives !
2021-02-0901 min
Global OptimumModularity Insights for Charisma and CreativityThis episode features: -How to get outside of your head -Why optimal performance sometimes requires “not trying” -What are the psychological traps that can make us dull and uncreative -A framework for overcoming bias -Examples of how to correct for the planning fallacy and confirmation bias -The phenomenology of creativity -How do artists reconnect with their creativity when they hit a roadblock -What cognitive process leads to great artwork and scientific discovery Full transcript -References- ...
2018-09-1845 min