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🧠 Collective Madness: What Treadmills Can Teach You About the Stock Market.

You know what gym bros and stock investors have in common ?

They often rush in the wrong direction.


đŸ‹ïžâ€â™‚ïž Step into any gym


Do this the next time you go:


Head over to the treadmill section.

âžĄïž You’ll mostly see people trying to lose weight,

with a strong majority being women.


Now ask them this:

👉 “What’s more important — a strong heart or muscles like The Rock?”

Most won’t hesitate:

“The Rock’s body, obviously!”

Why?

Because that’s what gets likes.

That’s what turns heads.

That’s what everyone else is chasing.


📉 The result?

People sacrifice real health for shiny appearances.

đŸ«€ But the heart is the real MVP of health

Cardio isn’t just for running marathons.


It’s for:

🧠 Oxygenating your brain → better memory, focus, and decision-making

🔋 Keeping energy levels high → less fatigue, more clarity

😌 Regulating your mood → dopamine (motivation), serotonin (happiness), endorphins (well-being)

⏳ Slowing down aging → reduced risk of diseases like Alzheimer’s

Cardio fitness is the #1 predictor of long-term health.

Not abs.

Not weight.

Not biceps.

👉 Just a heart that can handle pressure.


💾 And in the stock market? It’s the same game.


Investors are like gym-goers chasing six-packs:


Always looking for overcomplicated strategies

Flocking to trendy stocks

Believing “more effort = more returns”


But they ignore the core of long-term success:


👉 Psychology. Cognitive bias. Emotional control.


🧠 The real edge in investing?

Not IQ.

Not the hottest new method.

It’s clarity when others lose their minds.

And that comes from a stable mind.

A trained brain.


🎁 Want to go deeper?

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How to build your investor psychology

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