56. Part 2: Navigating Life Through Cycles with Andrew Pancholi

The Business of Doing Business with Dwayne Kerrigan

In Part 2 of our episode with Andrew Pancholi we discuss the concept of capacity buckets and situational awareness, emphasizing their importance in both personal and professional contexts. He explores how human behaviour influences market trends and the significance of understanding life cycles. The discussion also delves into technology cycles, war cycles, and their implications for global economics. Andy shares insights on trading strategies, risk management, and the future of the US dollar, highlighting the need for awareness and adaptability in an ever-changing landscape.

Time Stamps:

00:00 Introduction

00:53 Aviation and Business Strategy

01:52 Technological Disruptions and Market Cycles

05:02 Human Behaviour and Life Cycles

20:56 Trading Strategies and Market Timing

34:27 Success Story: From Dentistry to Day Trading

35:06 The Six Human Needs and Personal Growth

35:46 From Making Money to Not Losing Money

36:49 Risk Management in Trading and Business

38:55 The Importance of Debriefing in Business

40:04 Adapting to Uncertainty: Business vs. Trading

41:29 Notice, Understand, Think Ahead: A Framework for Business

54:48 The 250-Year Cycle and the Future of Empires

59:46 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Connect with Andrew:

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