By WindoViews on
6/5/2013 10:08 PM
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- Updates and News
- Mastery Series - An Overview
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By WindoViews on
5/7/2013 6:51 PM
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- Updates and News
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WindoTraderBLUE and You
- Mastery Series - Part 5: Mastery and Others
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By WindoViews on
4/3/2013 6:38 PM
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- Updates and News
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WindoTraderBLUE Functionality: Session Templates
- Mastery Series - Part 4: Mastery and Focus
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By WindoViews on
3/24/2013 7:31 PM
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- Updates and News
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WindoTraderBLUE: Focus of the Month
- Mastery Series - Part 3: Mastery and Learning
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By WindoViews on
2/14/2013 8:23 PM
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- Updates and News
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WindoTraderBLUE: Focus of the Month
- Mastery Series - Part 2: Mastery and Culture
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By WindoViews on
1/16/2013 9:52 AM
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In This Issue:
- The Trader's Dilemma: Trading vs. Mastery
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By tcl on
12/19/2012 2:02 PM
 Collecting data is big business. In fact, there's a name for
it, Big Data.
Some
of the traditional sources include data derived from the news media,
public records, social media, blogs, customer profiles, company
reports, and equipment logs.
Due to the volume of the data
collected, man companies have found their current data management tools
are inadequate to the task. Why?
Three reasons:
First, the quantity of data collected from several expansive
and
newer sources such as Facebook, witter, LinkedIn, blogs, photographs,
is overwhelming. For example, it's estimated that business
data
doubles somewhere between a year and a year and a quarter.
Second, the speed at which the data is produced.
One
reference I read was that Wal-Mart processes one million transactions...
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By WindoViews on
12/10/2012 2:58 PM
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IN THIS ISSUE:
- WindoTraderBLUE: 'Build of the Month'
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Book: 'Flash Foresight' by Daniel Burrus
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By tcl on
12/4/2012 9:43 AM
 One Step at a Time
In
my last post I referenced and made the suggestion to read and invest
time in doing the exercises offered in Tony Schwartz's book, The
Way We're Working Isn't Working.
In the course of talking
with some subscribers and two of the clients I'm working with,
they each said, in their own words, 'you suggest a lot of good books. I
just get into one and you're talking about another one. I don't have
time to read them all, let alone take what I've read, think about it,
and use what I learned. Any ideas on how to get more from
what I
read and do something with what I've learned?'
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By tcl on
11/26/2012 2:06 PM
 Suggested Reading: The
Way We're Working Isn't Working by Tony Schwartz,
Jean Gomes, and Catherine McCarthy.
In late 2010 I wrote an article and presented a
webinar on the work of Jim
Lohr and Tony Schwartz of LGE Performance Systems and their book The
Power of Full Engagement. Their book, The
Power of Full Engagement is
one of my ten favorite books in that it changed my focus from
capitalizing on my time to capitalizing on my energy. In
other
words, gaining more from quality time versus the quantity of time in
relation to performance results.
Over the years I have read books written...
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