Bullish Thinking [Paperback]The Advisor's Guide to Surviving and Thriving on Wall Streetby Alden Cass and Brian F. Shaw and Sydney LeBlanc
Usually ships within 2 to 4 working days Description of Bullish ThinkingBullish Thinking is packed with hard-hitting true stories of financial professionals who have faced the many job stressors that fill this competitive industry. In it, you'll learn how to identify particular problems and initiate the process of getting help, all while reading in-depth case studies and extensive examples that exemplify the obstacles you may face. Throughout the book, the authors take the time to introduce you to action-oriented approaches that will help you survive and thrive during even the toughest times.Title Information
Write a review of this book Customer Reviews from AmazonAbout Alden Cass and Brian F. Shaw and Sydney LeBlancDr. Alden Cass, PhD, is a licensed clinical psychologist and performance coach for competitiveexecutives, athletes, and musicians. He is President and Chief Consultant of Catalyst Strategies Group, a team of psychologists specializing in coaching financial services executives and individuals performing under stressful job conditions. Dr. Cass conducted the nation's first clinical investigation in twenty-five years on the mental health of stockbrokers. He also writes a Web column for Trader Monthly magazine and TheStreet.com, and is a bimonthly columnist for On Wall Street magazine.Dr. Brian F. Shaw, PhD, is a professor of psychiatry and public health science, a clinical psychologist,and one of the originators of applied cognitive-behavioral therapy. He is the coauthor of Addiction and Recovery For Dummies (Wiley) and Cognitive Therapy of Depression, and the principal of BFS Consulting, a sports and entertainment consulting firm based in Toronto, Canada. SYDNEY LeBLANC is a thirty-year financial services industry veteran, journalist, publisher, and author, as well as a codirector of The Fisher LeBlanc Group. Cover image courtesy of hornandleather.com Contents of Bullish ThinkingPrefaceAcknowledgments About the Authors Introduction 1. The Hard Issues on Your Desk What Is Driving You to Destruction? The Reality of Life on the Street - and in the Office An Action-Oriented Solution: Introducing "Bullish Thinking" 2. Emotional Issues The Red Flags of Discontent, Distress, Despair Are You a Perfectionist? Using the Anchor Technique Successfully Curing Negative Behavior with Bullish Thinking™ A Wall Street Tragedy: The Story of Dave What You Can Do Now 3. Bullish Thinking™ How It Helped Dave Get Back on the Bull and Stopped the Bear from Growling The Continuing Saga of Dave: Helping Him Get Back on the Bull! What Are the Consequences? Dave Uses Bullish Thoughts How Will Dave's Quality of Life Improve? Bullish Thinking Case in Point Irrational Exuberance, Mania, and Hypomania Use Bullish Thinking as Your Personal Check-and-Balance System 4. Mirror, Mirror on the Wall It's About Introspection, After All Who Are You? You're Happy…Now What's the Problem? You're Afraid…Who Isn't? Rookies: Can You Stick Around for a Year? Rookies Can Do a 180 Degree Turn Are Wealth Managers Immune from Stress? 5. Plight of the Wholesaler Heroes or Villains? Can't We All Just Get Along? The Plight of the Wholesaler Personal Challenges: The Sales "Monkey" on Your Back Wholesaler Personality Types Understanding the Personality Types of Advisors 6. Do You Know Your Mindset Style? Why You Act and React the Way You Do "I Don't Disagree with You" Mindset: The Decision Maker/ Problem Solver Mindset: The Catalyst Mindset: The Voice of Reason Mindset: The Contrarian Mindset: The Perfectionist/Facts and Details Do It for Your Clients Can You Really Change or Adapt Your Style? 7. The 10 Investor Styles How to Interact with Them Successfully Rationale for Understanding Investor Types/Profiles Characteristics of the Ten Investor Profiles How You Interact With Your Investors' Profiles The Top Do's and Don'ts of Working with Specific Investor Profiles Summary 8. Getting What You Want and Need from Others How to Use the H.A.R.D - E Technique Burnout: The Beast Within How to Be Heard: The H.A.R.D - E Technique So How Do You Begin? Working Together over the Long Haul 9. Family Therapy for Brokers Your Challenges Away From the Office What Is Anger, and What Provokes You? Channeling the Anger and Rage How to Channel a Crisis into Productivity How to Ask for Help Teams are Families, Too 10. Gender Challenges on the Street Role Discrepancies Plight of the Female Broker Sexual Harassment: Real or Just Hypersensitivity? Emotion at Work and Home Survival Skills in the Wall Street Jungle Survival Skills Outside of the Office Seeking Treatment: Don't Let Your Emotions Stop You Don't Mess With Me; I'm Organized, Ready, and In Control: Case Study 11. You Are Not Alone How to Ask For the Help You Need You Feelings Are Real; But Your Thoughts Are Deceiving You The Darkest Place Mental Disorders Rear Their Head Case Study: Dennis Case Study: Daniel The Last Word . . . the First Step Appendix A. Dr. Alden Cass' Landmark Research Study Casualties of Wall Street: An Assessment of the Walking Wounded Introduction Method Participants Location Instruments Procedure Results Discussion Appendix B. Bad Medicine for Wall Street Alcohol Use and Other Substance Abuse Trends during War and other Catastrophic Events Abstract Bad Medicine for Wall Street: Alcohol Use Trends During War Method Participants Materials Design and Procedure Results Respondent Information Demographic Information of Respondents Findings Regarding Hypotheses Findings Regarding Specific Drinking Behaviors on the AUDIT Discussion Recommended Readings and Resources Rehabilitation Facilities Websites Index |
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