InvestED Interview Part 1 – Ep 62

Vitaliy spoke with of the podcast last October. They originally sat down to talk about investing, but the conversation turned into a reflection on his upbringing in Soviet Russia, parenting, budgeting, and more. Danielle is a New York Times...

Vitaliy spoke with Danielle Town of the InvestED podcast last October. They originally sat down to talk about investing, but the conversation turned into a reflection on his upbringing in Soviet Russia, parenting, budgeting, and more. Danielle is a New York Times bestselling author of “Invested”, founder of the value investing newsletter “The Invested Practice”, and co-host of the podcast InvestED with her investor father, Phil Town. She graciously allowed Vitaliy to reproduce the interview here, so have a listen to part 1 in this episode.

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