Time Out – IDENTITY
- Time Out - IDENTITY Alex Escobar and Aziz Yousuf 15:45
Welcome to Screw The Stock Market. Today we have another Time Out episode in which we take a moment to reflect on the successful investments we’ve made in the past, viewing each as a great opportunity for Growth and learning for our entire community.
Behind the Name of the Podcast & Personal Updates (00:32 – 01:39)
- Diving into a bit of history, the hosts explore the unconventional naming of the podcast. They recount their decision-making process, opting for a name that symbolizes a non-traditional approach to investments, a break from the status quo. Following this, the hosts provide a personal life update. For instance, one of them talks about the new journey of wearing Invisalign braces, using this experience as a metaphor for the importance of adjusting and evolving, both in life and in Investing.
Identity Crisis: An Intriguing Encounter in Japan (02:04 – 07:40)
- This section brings a story to life from one of the hosts’ trips to Japan. They share a fascinating encounter with a local, which led to a deep, introspective conversation about personal identity. This conversation triggered an “identity crisis,” forcing them to question their personal and professional identities and how they’ve been influenced by their environment. The hosts provide vivid descriptions of this encounter and how it subsequently transformed their perspectives.
Perspectives on Identity: From Ethnic Roots to Personal Passions (08:44 – 10:22)
- In this segment, the hosts discuss their perspectives on identity. They explore how ethnicity, cultural roots, and personal passions shape who they are, but also express the fluidity of identity and how it is influenced by personal growth and experiences. They argue that identity isn’t a fixed concept but rather something that evolves over time, affected by individual decisions and societal impacts.
The Show’s Purpose & Audience: A Focus on “Outsiders” (11:16 – 13:48)
- Wrapping up, the hosts explain their podcast’s purpose and who they aim to reach. They express their interest in connecting with those who feel like “outsiders” – those questioning traditional societal norms, those seeking deeper insights and a new approach to investment and personal growth. The hosts discuss the importance of creating a community of ‘outsiders’ to share knowledge, and insights, and foster a supportive network.
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