I Don’t Eat Desserts – Ep 46

When Vitaliy got into his mid-forties, he landed in his own version of a mid-life crisis. Instead of getting a 20-year-old girlfriend or a red convertible, he started paying attention to his health. He was surprised to discover it was somewhat...

When Vitaliy got into his mid-forties, he landed in his own version of a mid-life crisis. Instead of getting a 20-year-old girlfriend or a red convertible, he started paying attention to his health. He was surprised to discover it was somewhat less-than-perfect. Vitaliy shares how he addressed this issue, including by tapping into the power of his unconscious mind. The unconscious mind plays a big role in investing, too, and Vitaliy shares how it can contribute to great outcomes in life, investing, and skipping dessert.

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