hello, this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov. today i have a very unusual guest for our podcast, clinical psychologist svetlana nazoeva. hello, svetlana. hello. i know that you are a personal psychologist for many top managers of the largest companies, rich, successful people. and the first question that comes to mind is to ask you, really whether to. they also cry, but the topic of the program is completely different, it is more interesting, deeper, it is the psychology of poverty and wealth. what distinguishes poor people from rich people, how their ways of thinking differ, why some manage to get out of poverty, others never, well, the most important question, this is just what is called for starters, just distinguish a rich person from a poor person by the image and format of his thinking, can? yes, of course, yes, poor man, i myself come from a very... poor family, yes, and i was going to a certain financial state, through various difficulties, and what kind of difficulties are these, this is the first limitation in everythin

this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov.s, ignoramuses, as i call them, yes, as they say, there, get out of your comfort zone, i say, yes, let me at least enter this comfort zone in order to understand where i can get out of, tell me, is there at least one sound grain there, or is this more, nonsense, this is more marketing, this is more of the same thing? info, infocharlatanism, infofraud, when it’s in your sauce, with very clear nlp there neurolinguistic programming, technologies, for the purpose of seizing money from the population, they sell you some information, which you come out with, say, and what was it for the most part or not, or am i wrong? now, if i step on your foot with my heel, very hard, i will stand, i will stand on yours. leg, the pain will be hellish, i will say, let’s pump up the financial ceiling, how will this work, no way, because the focus of attention will go to what hurts you, and you will tell me, get off your leg, it hurts me, it’s not up to the financial ceiling, when a person has a certain kind

this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov.comfort zone, i say , let me at least enter this comfort zone in order to understand where i can get out of, tell me, is there at least one sound grain there, or after all, this is more window dressing, this is more marketing, this is more of the same information , infocharlatanism, information fraud, when you have sauce, with very clear nlp neurolinguistic programming, technologies, for the purpose of seizing, taking money from the population, they sell you some the information you come out with, say, and what it was in mass with or not, or am i wrong? now, if i step on your foot with my heel, very hard, and i stand, i stand on your foot, the pain will be hellish, i will say, let’s pump up the financial ceiling, how will that work? no way, because the focus of attention will go to the fact that it hurts you, and you will tell me, get off your feet, it hurts me, this is not up to the financial ceiling, and when a person has. kind of problem, yes, it’s difficult for him to think about f

hello, this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov.uest for our podcast, clinical psychologist svetlana nazoeva. hello svetlana. hello. i know that you are a personal psychologist for many top managers, largest companies, rich, successful people. and the first question that comes to mind is to ask you, really what?

this is an easy money podcast, i am its host mikhail khanov and today our guest is tatyana volkova, hello federation, a project of the ministry of finance, an investor blogger, in fact, now the prevailing trend is, everyone wants to be rich, everyone wants to receive passive income. yes, this is literally the dream of every person in our country, passive income, it’s been hammered into your head , please tell me, is there a formula for how to become a rich person, definitely, the formula exists, following it, any person can achieve a very good financial result , there is some story when a person, well, practically from scratch , began his path to wealth and really became a rich person, well, by the standards of, say, uh, the average russian, we will later come to this figure, well, some, here's an example today i often say that i am one of my best examples, because i myself started from scratch from my mother on maternity leave in 2012, when my allowance was 15,000 rubles. by studying financial literacy, the formulas that we will talk about today, and the elements of each formula, my life

this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov.his is an interesting one, it is very close to me. that's why i would like to ask it. there is such a danin kruenig effect, when people , highly educated, experienced, professionals, they devalue themselves, they devalue their knowledge, opinions, it seems to them, well, what’s wrong with that, well, everyone knows that, yes. and when i express my opinion, i always consider the people around me that they are on the same level , well, i’m partly ashamed to receive them there, yes, on the other hand, i think, well, what’s the big deal here? from the information that i 'm talking about, and then you come across the fact that on the other side people say, wow, you you know so much, and so on , and you say such things, how do you know this, on the other hand, people who are at a lower stage of development, but what are you, and they, well, they show. so they categorically declare that you know, like a fool has his own truth, so they say it, categorically, you think , well, if a person is so

hello, this is an easy money podcast and i am its host, mikhail khanov. rich cry too, but the topic the program is completely different. it’s more interesting, deeper, it’s the psychology of poverty and wealth, what distinguishes poor people from rich people, how their way of thinking differs , why some manage to get out of poverty, others never, well, the most important question, that’s just what it’s called for starters, just is it possible to distinguish a rich person from a poor person by the image and format of his thinking? yes , of course, yes, poor man, i myself come from a very poor family, and i went to a certain financial state through various difficulties, and what are these difficulties? this is the first limitation in everything, food, clothing, transport.

veledinsky and writer sergei shargunov, be merciful, this is an easy money podcast, i am its host mikhail khanovandidate of economic sciences, financial analyst. hello, mikhail. hello, let's help our audience figure out what digital money is, if we take it, this is the broadest class, is it digital money, digital currency, what should we call it? now, call it what you want, you want digital money, you want digital currency - it’s all the same thing, the main thing is to understand that this is the money that is in. sphere, that is, the sphere that is served by all kinds of electronics and other programs, and they exist only in non-cash form. how are they different from non-cash money in everything and you only know technology and equipment, but there is one very big difference, that this whole class , what is usually called crypto money or cryptocurrency, it is generally divided into two such classes, which are not mutually exclusive have nothing in common except technology, there is the so-called cbdc, that is, from the english abbreviation , central bank, that is, the digital currency of centr

this is an easy money podcast, my host is mikhail khanov, and today our topic is women in investmentsandrovna podguzova. hello, let's start with the most important thing. do you believe gender exists in investing? well, gender probably exists relatively in investments; investments are still such a general concept for both men and women. well, the approach to these very investments is different for different genders, well, probably in accordance with such psychological, probably some kind of fundamentals , how we differ between men and women, well , the main behavioral one, you know, how i really like to give an example, but not nothing has changed in 10,000 years on our planet earth, imagine a tribe of, i don’t know, neanderthians, sitting in the evening , having dinner on a fire, darkness, females, males, cubs, suddenly strange sounds are heard, creepy, yes, someone is roaring, what are the men doing, the men get up, they say, well, now we’ll figure out what’s roaring there, and they go , well, half of them die, because there are some vilaceraptors, there are also tougher dinosaurs,

this is an easy money podcast, i am its host , mikhail khanov, and today our topic is women in investmentsand today our guest is the senior vice president, director of external relations of the bank, vera aleksandrovna podguzova. hello, let's start with the most important thing, vera, gender exists in investments, well, gender probably exists relatively in investments, investments are still so general. v in accordance with such psychological, probably some kind of fundamentals, how we differ between men and women, well, the main behavioral ones, you know how i really like to give an example, but nothing has changed in 1000 years on our planet earth, so imagine a tribe of non-yalli people, some- then the fire is having dinner, the forest, darkness, females, males, cubs, suddenly strange sounds are heard , creepy, yes, someone is roaring, what are the men doing, the men get up, say, well, now we ’ll figure out what’s roaring there, and they go , well, half of them die because there some realceraptors, there are also tougher dinosaurs, what do females do, and then, even at the dawn of civiliz

this is an easy money podcast, i am its host , mikhail khanov, and today our topic is women in investmentsder exist in investments? well, gender probably exists relatively relatively in investments, investments are still such a general thing.

this is an easy money podcast, i am its host , mikhail khanov, and today our topic is women in investmentsders have different ones, well, probably in accordance with such psychological, probably, some kind of fundamentals, how we differ between men and women . well, you know, the main behavioral thing, like i really like to give an example, yes, here... nothing has changed in 10,000 years on our planet earth, so imagine a tribe of, i don’t know, neanderthians, who sits in the evening, has dinner, a fire , forest, darkness, females, males, cubs, suddenly strange sounds are heard, creepy, yes, someone is roaring, what are the men doing , the men get up, say, well, now we ’ll figure out what’s roaring there, and they go, well, half of them die, because there are some vilaceraptors there, there are also tougher dinosaurs, what do females do, and then... civilizations, they do exactly what humanity saved as a species, because they take the cubs in an armful and move away in the opposite direction from the sound, this is applicable now to investments, that is as far as the level of risk percepti