Alexander Moreno shares his journey from successful trading to facing homelessness due to the 2008 market turbulence. He emphasizes the importance of managing risks and maintaining psychological resilience in trading. The episode provides practical advice on handling losses, avoiding impulsive trading, and the significance of emotional training for traders.

Yvan Byeajee, who overcame early trading failures and personal challenges, shares his journey towards achieving emotional stability and systematic trading. He emphasizes the importance of mindfulness and understanding the psychology of trading to develop a consistent edge. Through his platform, Trading Composure, Yvan offers insights and strategies to help traders manage their emotions and improve their trading performance.

Ian Cox, a Senior Director and Analyst at Gartner, discusses the role of Chief Information Officers (CIOs) in leading business conversations and driving change within organizations. He highlights Boeing CIO Ted Colbert's focus on relationships and proactive engagement with IT staff. Cox emphasizes the shift from a reactive IT service model to a proactive partnership approach, where IT looks for opportunities to leverage technology for business innovation. He outlines seven steps for CIOs to lead conversations, including getting the basics right, engaging with peers, building human capital, looking to the future, spending time with customers, talking to staff, and bringing the outside in. Cox offers his book, Disrupt IT, as a guide for CIOs seeking to reposition their role in the digital business landscape.

The week in review covers several key topics including a forecasted rebound in IT spending for 2014, Twitter's IPO performance, and a significant security breach at Adobe. It also discusses the importance of hiring the right CIO, the role of data management in CIO performance, and the increasing value of programmers in the tech industry.