Financial Investing Radio

One night while hiking to get back to my camp in Colorado, there was a small moon out, not too much light. I had my backpack, my compass, plenty of batteries for my light, and a GPS system. However, as I proceeded through the dark I could see the outline of the mountain ridge. The way in which the land was contoured told my eyes, and my brain, that I wanted to go to the left to get down. But my GPS system was saying I needed to go to the right; although everything I could discern in the dark was that it would lead me further back up in the mountain. After some time thinking it through I finally determined to follow my instruments; thankfully I did that. Early in my trading and investing journey I focused on what can I earn or how much money will I make. Of course we all want to know that. I have learned over the years there is a fundamental issue with thinking this way. The issue with this is that we often will see what we want to see and will ignore other elements or factors that don't support what we want t