I studied Psychology in undergrad, then started my career on Wall Street at JP Morgan, back when it was still primarily an investment bank. Later, I earned my MBA at Wharton, served as COO of a financial services research firm, and became CEO of a venture-backed behavioral data startup focused on capturing post-trade reasoning directly from equities traders.

We were backed by firms like D. E. Shaw and Deutsche Bank, and supported by an advisory board that included Nobel laureates Daniel Kahneman and Richard Thaler — two of the most influential minds in behavioral economics. Their work helped shape how I think about decision-making, feedback, and self-awareness in markets.

So you'd think trading would come naturally for me.

But when I finally started trading, I faced the same challenges as every other trader: emotional decisions, inconsistent execution, and the painful gap between theory and practice.

I'd seen this dynamic before in athletics. In Brazilian jiu-jitsu, success isn't a matter of talent or willpower alone — it's forged through daily practice, clear systems, and feedback from dedicated coaches who correct mistakes in real time.

Trading, I realized, demands the same. Perhaps most importantly, a coach focused on you — every single day, every single trade.

TradeDojo is the platform I wish existed when I started — one that helps traders enforce their own rules, plans and setups, with an always-on AI coach reinforcing discipline while they trade.

The trading journey humbled me. And that humility shapes how I build: with curiosity, with respect for the craft, and with a genuine openness to hearing from traders like you.

Powered by your rules. Your plans. Your setups.

TradeDojo isn't a product of guesswork. It's a platform built by a still-developing trader, for fellow developing traders — with an AI coach that stands beside you like a trading wingman, keeping you disciplined, keeping you consistent.

Let’s trade together — with discipline. 

Paul