- Emotional intelligence
- Attention management
- Working with biases and nudges, both in personal and professional spheres.
My approach combines three key elements:
– Science. I rely on the latest research in behavioral economics and neuroscience.
– Practice. I am a financial analyst and have worked as a portfolio manager, I understand the realities of decision-making under pressure.
– Individual approach. I develop personalized consultation strategies, taking into account your unique psychology and thinking patterns, and goals.
You will feel the first changes after just a few sessions. You will begin to better understand your emotions, make more informed decisions, see more of your opportunities, and reduce the impact of stress on your life. Results depend on your active participation and willingness to apply the knowledge gained in practice.
After a major financial loss or negative experience with money, various psychological consequences can occur:
Stress, loss of significant funds or negative experience with money can cause stress and anxiety. This can manifest as anxious thoughts, deterioration of mood, sleep, and overall health.
Psychological trauma, this can lead to depression, fear, loss of self-respect, and inability to make decisions.
Feelings of guilt: after losing money, a person may feel guilty, especially if it was due to their own actions. This can lead to feelings of guilt, which can affect self-esteem and impact future financial decisions.
Loss of trust: financial loss or negative experience with money can lead to loss of trust in other people, especially those who have access to your finances.
Excessive caution: After a negative experience with money, a person may become overly cautious, which can lead to lost opportunities and the risk of missing chances to earn income.
Negative attitudes about money: Loss of money or negative experiences with it can lead to negative attitudes about money, which can affect future relationships with money and the ability to achieve goals.
Yes, my training is suitable for people with different levels of experience in finance and trading. Its flexible structure allows adapting the content to the specific needs of participants.
For example:
– For beginners: forming basic skills of financial decision-making and avoiding typical cognitive errors.
– For experienced: improving strategies based on a deeper understanding of behavioral aspects of financial markets.
Yes, my approach effectively complements traditional financial consulting.
A financial consultant focuses on technical and strategic aspects.
I work with your emotional triggers and cognitive errors that affect decision-making and results.
Having qualifications as a financial analyst and data analyst, I can also provide expertise in strategic financial issues if needed.
Improving your decision-making strategy can significantly increase your efficiency and results. For example:
Identifying “blind spots”. We find cognitive biases that you don’t notice, but which affect your decisions.
We analyze how emotions affect your short-term and long-term decisions, and develop strategies to control them.
We improve your mental architecture for more effective decision-making.
Results:
Reduction in the number of erroneous decisions
Increased confidence in your own strategies
Improvement of long-term financial results
Reduced stress when making important decisions
As practice shows, 1-2 times/week of individual consultations is sufficient.
As part of the training, I work once every 2 weeks to provide a moderate pace without overload.
When you experience difficulties that affect the quality of your decisions in the market or your overall effectiveness.
For example:
You have started making emotionally driven decisions more often or in general (fear, overconfidence, greed, etc.);
You are experiencing stress due to financial instability or losses;
There is an imbalance in your work schedule, sleep, or personal life;
You want to improve your results and strategy through a deeper understanding of your emotions and behavior.
My work helps create resilience to market risks, restore balance in life, and achieve greater self-confidence.
I take into account the peculiarities of your profession and look broader.
A few examples:
We analyze your work schedule and work process, and make optimal changes to avoid fatigue or burnout;
We analyze your relationships with investors, clients, or partners to reduce tension;
I can notice “blind spots” in your strategies or approaches to decision-making that hinder your potential.
My work focuses on building your emotional resilience to uncertainty.
We:
Identify sources of stress that most affect your effectiveness;
Create individual practices for managing emotions in real-time;
Analyze your reactions to market losses or high risk;
Learn to separate your emotions caused by work and personal life.
My goal is to help you learn to control your feelings and avoid decisions driven by fear or greed.