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Meet Andrew as he and Brandon talk through music, and his journey to Conscious Wealth.
Meet Andrew as he and Brandon talk through music, and his journey to Conscious Wealth.
Alissa and Brandon discuss the emotional and vulnerable aspects of adventure, sharing their personal experiences of taking risks and facing emotions within their minds. They encourage embracing uncertainty and breaking out of fixed mindsets for personal growth, emphasizing the importance of safety and open communication in relationships, and reflect on their own adventures, including therapy and life changes.
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Alissa and Brandon discuss the emotional and vulnerable aspects of adventure, sharing their personal experiences of taking risks and facing emotions within their minds. They encourage embracing uncertainty and breaking out of fixed mindsets for personal growth, emphasizing the importance of safety and open communication in relationships, and reflect on their own adventures, including therapy and life changes.
Brandon and JP emphasize the crucial role of balancing growth and income for investment managers. They note that the traditional 60/40 portfolio approach is challenged by the Federal Reserve's recent actions, making active balancing crucial for investment success, especially in a correlated market where alternative options like private equity and venture capital may be necessary.
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Brandon and JP emphasize the crucial role of balancing growth and income for investment managers. They note that the traditional 60/40 portfolio approach is challenged by the Federal Reserve's recent actions, making active balancing crucial for investment success, especially in a correlated market where alternative options like private equity and venture capital may be necessary.
Brandon and Alissa talk about the importance of balance in various aspects of life, sharing an anecdote about moving to a new apartment for better balance and discussing lessons from their trip to Nepal. They acknowledge the challenges of finding equilibrium in new environments and emphasize the significance of balance in dealing with grief and fostering healthy communication, setting the stage for a monthly video series exploring different themes.
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Brandon and Alissa talk about the importance of balance in various aspects of life, sharing an anecdote about moving to a new apartment for better balance and discussing lessons from their trip to Nepal. They acknowledge the challenges of finding equilibrium in new environments and emphasize the significance of balance in dealing with grief and fostering healthy communication, setting the stage for a monthly video series exploring different themes.
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My first job out of college was working on cruise ships. Not quite Julie of The Love Boat, I explored the Caribbean, Alaska, and Europe as a Youth Activities Director. It was by far one of the most adventurous and exciting times of my life. One day when we pulled into St. Maarten, there was a Royal Caribbean ship that had run aground dangerously close to nude bathers. At first glance,
Read Now >>There is a scene in National Lampoon's European Vacation when, as Clark is ‘just getting the hang of this’ driving on the leñ side of the road thing, he hits an English cyclist. Clark jumps out of the car to help and brings out his wallet. The cyclist, played by actor and founding member of Monty Python, Eric Idle, declares, “Heaven's no, no need for money.” And with a nod to the epic Monty Python and the Holy Grail, follows up with, “It's just a flesh wound.”
Read Now >>Our days are shorter, and our nights are longer. In times of darkness, gratitude is still present. When the things we love so much are not apparent, gratitude is still present. I think a lot about gratitude these days. My initial thoughts around gratitude were just that: How can I think about gratitude more? As I started to “master” the thinking of gratitude, I started to wonder how can I feel gratitude. Now, on my best days, I work to become gratitude.
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