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In this podcast with Elliott and John from This Week in Intelligent Investing, Vitaliy outlines what he calls the Stoic Operating System, how he was able to connect with classical composers in their struggle for creativity, the power of the...

In this podcast with Elliott and John from This Week in Intelligent Investing, Vitaliy outlines what he calls the Stoic Operating System, how he was able to connect with classical composers in their struggle for creativity, the power of the subconscious mind, and how he handled a painful period of investment underperformance.

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You can listen to the original interview here: https://twiii.podbean.com/e/special-vitaliy-katsenelson-on-the-stoic-operating-system-painful-experiences-in-investing/

 

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