The Danger of Having Only One Plan

Andy sits down with Angus Fletcher, professor at Ohio State and author of "Primal Intelligence: You're Smarter Than You Know", to explore how narrative intelligence gives investors an edge. Drawing from his work with U.S. Army Special Operations, Angus explains why emotions in trading are signals—not flaws—and why relying on just one plan can be dangerous. He highlights the importance of processing past failures, embracing travel and new experiences, and sharpening intuition in ways AI can't replicate. For beginners, Angus recommends reading widely to build perspective, adaptability, and better decision-making skills. What You'll Learn in This Episode: - Why narrative intelligence can be more powerful than data-driven thinking - How emotions reveal gaps in your trading plan - Why having only one plan creates hidden risks - The importance of processing failure to grow as an investor - How travel and new experiences improve adaptability and opportunity-spotting - Why human intuition will always differ from AI—and how to use that to your advantage Want to Learn More?
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