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Listen Here: iTunes | Overcast My guest today is Arianna Simpson, the Managing Director at a cryptocurrency hedge fund called Autonomous Partners. Arianna’s background is fascinating. She grew up in Italy and spent time in Zimbabwe, where she got a first-hand perspective on hyper-inflation and what it does to people. That’s where we began this conversation. Then, we moved on to learning. Arianna is a voracious reader. At one point in her life, she was reading 300 books per year.  We also talk about her love for Burning Man and how to find new ideas on the internet. We explore how and why San Francisco has the culture that it does, and explore Arianna’s investing philosophy.  Please enjoy my conversation with Arianna Simpson. Subscribe to my “Monday Musings” newsletter to keep up with the podcast. Arianna Simpson Links Arianna Simpson’s Twitter Arianna Simpson’s Website David Perell’s Website North Star Media North Star Podcast “Tall Poppy Syndrome” Show Topics 2:18- Arianna discusses her childhood in Italy and her frustrations with bureaucracy. 3:00 Arianna discusses her philosophy of optimism and reveals why she’s excited about the future. 4:11 Arianna compares Italian culture with American culture. She discusses how growing up in Italy shaped her worldview. 7:50 David explains the concept of “tall poppy syndrome” and discusses his trip to Australia. 9:00 Arianna shares lessons and learnings from her time in Zimbabwe, and tells a story about running elephants. 10:30 The wild and vastly different realities of life in Zimbabwe compared to the US. 12:00 Arianna describes how cryptocurrencies became relevant in Zimbabwe despite its lack of infrastructure. 12:30 David and Arianna dive into the relationship between culture and money. 14:30 Money touches everything; beyond capitalism it touches our culture, how we eat, our security, and just about everything 16:30 The appeals of crypto in regards to transparency and cutting out the middle man.  18:45 Arianna gives some examples of financial catastrophes, such as the collapse of Long-Term Capital Management. 20:19 What makes crypto different? 21:30 Human psychology and how it drives peoples long term financial decisions  23:05 Arianna explains a “multi-year horizon” as a good starting point for long term financial planning 24:30 Investing is not that hard in terms of intellectual complicity, it’s the emotional side and risk management aspect that present the real challenge.   24:50 How Venezuela may be one of the best real world examples of the security and necessity for crypto.  27:30 What should governments think about when they think about cryptocurrencies. 30:10 The history of money and why understanding it may be more helpful than we realize.  31:38 if crypto is not backed by anything, what makes it any better than monopoly or make believe money? 33:02 David ask Arianna to breakdown and explain what the learning processing looks like when learning about crypto online.  35:20 How Arianna spends and managers her time studying both and history and projections of crypto  39:29 David and Arianna dive into books and learning from reading and how it fits in as a way of life.  47:20 How cross-pollination of ideas can lead to surprising creative discovers  48:45 What makes San Francisco special? 50:49 Arianna explains a concept she calls “the suspension of disbelief” and shows why it applies to San Francisco. 54:00 Arianna shares some of the special factors that make Burning Man such a great experience for her.   57:31 Arianna shares how she likes to rebel against her own fears by challenge them and facing them. Subscribe to my “Monday Musings” newsletter to keep up with the podcast.

My guest today is Arianna Simpson, who has spent her career in an around the world of technology working at startups, Facebook, and now in venture capital as an investor focused on the world of cryptocurrencies. I met Arianna when I hosted a panel at a big investing conference in New York City and she was one of the panelists. On the panel, I found her style to be very straightforward and compelling. It is clear that she loves to learn and that the best manifestation of her style of learning is investing in technology. In our conversation we discuss broad trends in crypto that we haven’t spent much time on before: decentralized versus centralized exchanges, privacy coins, and evaluating a found or early team. We build a framework for learning about this new asset class, discuss the importance of travel, and the value of pushing oneself outside of comfort zones. Hash Power is presented by Fidelity Investments Please enjoy our conversation For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast. Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub. Follow Patrick on Twitter at @patrick_oshag   Show Notes 2:12 – (First question) – How to teach someone else to build an investing philosophy around crypto 4:00 – The major risk factors to investing in crypto 6:28 – best practices for mitigating risk 7:39 – What factors to think about when it comes to whether a token will lose all value or not 8:39 -  Taking a pulse of the investment community on crypto 11:36 – How she heard about and became interested in crypto currencies 12:34 – Are people really using crypto currency as a hedge against rampant inflation 13:52 – Investing thesis in the space 14:07 – Arianna’s systems for learning about cryptocurrencies and staying up to date on them 15:19 – Arianna’s take on the issue of increasing transactional through put 16:49 – Layer 1 solutions and making it all scalable on a blockchain 17:56 – her take on the fat protocol thesis 20:32 – Defining utility vs security tokens 21:54 – evaluating different coins 21:02 – Why cross currency swaps are important and how they work 26:17 – What are the chances of a scenario where there’s just one token and everything is built off of that one 28:02 -  Comparing centralized and decentralized exchanges 29:47 – How the traditional investing world is going to regulate transaction involving cryptocurrencies and view security around those transactions 31:54– Impact this will have on capital formation 33:44 – Evaluating teams behind crypto companies 35:48 – The importance of gut when evaluating people 38:47 – How Arianna’s global upbringing impacts her thinking on the technology 39:51 – What countries or regions have had the largest impact on Arianna’s investing philosophy 42:41 – Doing things you’re not qualified for 43:59 – Gender imbalance in crypto and what can be done to shift that 45:28 – Most recent thing that has gotten Arianna excited in the crypto space 46:15 – Explaining Zero X 47:33 – How her views on reading have evolved 48:54 - Kindest thing anyone has done for Arianna Learn More For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast.  Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub Follow Patrick on twitter at @patrick_oshag

She's the woman behind Huffington Post, founder of Thrive Global and author of countless books. Arianna Huffington is one of the world's most powerful & influential women according to Forbes. In 2011, AOL acquired Huffington Post for $315 million and Arianna recently stepped down from the company to start a new company. Arianna shares the Why Not Now? moment when she decided to leave the company that bares her name. Show Notes: Arianna's Why Not Now? moment happened immediately after she collapsed from exhaustion. How we can change our perspective around accepting burnout as a necessary price of success. The power of remembering that death is inevitable. The data behind sleep, how technology gets in the way of our sleep and how we can change that. Arianna explains how Silicon Valley's macho corporate culture must change & how it can change. Twelve years ago, Arianna put citizen journalism on the map. What's next for the evolution of media? How Arianna keeps her mind healthy. Why Arianna left the Huffington Post - her recent Why Not Now? moment. What is Arianna reading right now? All-time favorite book? What keeps Arianna up at night? What advice Arianna would give her younger self? Books & Reference Links: Follow Arianna Huffington on Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn & Facebook. Irresistible by Adam Alter Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Maternity leave is possible as an entrepreneur and our guest, Arianna Toboada, helps soon-to-be mothers prepare, plan and achieve a successful time off in their business. Arianna is a maternal health consultant who works with experienced entrepreneurs who are becoming first time mothers, helping them customize their maternity leave plan and return to work. She is deeply committed to providing on-going, multi-faceted support that meets the professional, physical, mental, social, and emotional needs of entrepreneurs as they babyproof their business and navigate new motherhood. Prior to her consulting practice, Arianna worked on maternal health issues for over a decade as a health educator, a social worker in a mental health clinic, a reproductive health researcher, and a yoga therapist. She draws from her expertise as a maternal health professional, combined with her experience as a business owner and mother, to provide highly personalized services so expecting entrepreneurs have the tools and information they need to make decisions and take action when it comes to balancing their business with a new baby. Arianna lives, works, and plays with her family in Playa del Carmen, Mexico. IN THIS EPISODE 3:42 Arianna shares how she works with entrepreneurs who are preparing for maternity leave and figuring out what needs to happen in their business before they can take maternity leave. 4:46 She believes maternity leave is possible and can happen successfully as an entrepreneur. 6:31 There are seasons of business. There is hustle and there is time to sit back and reap the rewards of your hard work. During maternity leave, you want to be completely present. 9:00 What and who Arianna serves and what it looks like to work with her. 11:16 The unique ability that entrepreneurs have to transition slowly into maternity leave and transition back into work that happens in the traditional 9-5. 15:03 Arianna's personal story of how she had overcome a block to turn herself into a client when she became pregnant. She had to realize that her business wouldn't grow during her maternity time and how she turned the energy from growing her business to growing her family. 22:15 Her goal in prioritizing business or family in each situation and trusting your gut and tuning in on maintaining balance. 23:52 What it looks like for Arianna's clients financially. What their concerns are and how she walks through the money planning with them. 30:42 Facing uncertainties and unknowns in business. How Arianna helps her clients develop strategies and a powerful mindset to get through different pivots and shifts in their business. 33:57 Arianna's message for pregnant entrepreneurs. Having a strong support network will never be a bad thing. Figure out who you need in your support system, know what the gaps are in your support network and work to fill those. A resource is available for where you can go if you feel isolated as a new mom. [bctt tweet="Maternity leave is possible and can happen successfully as an entrepreneur. #profitparty" username="tonyarineer"] KEY TAKEAWAYS Maternity leave is possible and can happen successfully as an entrepreneur. During maternity leave, you want to be completely present. There's a mindset around handing over the reigns in your business while you're on maternity leave. Integrating motherhood with the professional identity Arianna has established. What it looks like for Arianna's clients financially. CONTINUE THE PROFIT PARTY WITH ARIANNA Arianna Toboada's website Arianna's Facebook page Resources for expecting entrepreneurs EPISODE RESOURCES Free Money Mindset Training- just in case you're ready to take your profit power to the next level! Hang out with us inside our free Facebook Community- where every day is a party! SHARE THE LOVE! Thanks so much for hanging out with me! Have some feedback you'd love to share? Leave a comment below. Or... if you want your comment or biz question featured on an upcoming episode, leave a voicemail. I'd love to spotlight you! If this episode was valuable, please help by paying it forward and sharing with a friend :-)

Mapping Out Your Support Network and Transition Plan with Arianna Taboada. In this episode of the Boss Mom Podcast, Arianna shares preparation for motherhood. She shares how she stays on top of running a business and having a family. Sponsorship for this episode is the Boss Mom Retreat, January 27-28, 2017.   Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes:  In this episode you’ll hear: Arianna's boss mom journey and mind shift change when she realized she was an entrepreneur. The maternal health world and Arianna's training. Arianna's mission for her business. Being a new mother and advice for that period in time. Help for preparing for motherhood and tips for being prepared on time. Surrounding yourself with people who understand you makes you less overwhelmed. How Arianna deals with overwhelming situations. Returning to work as an entrepreneur. Our Sponsor: The Boss Mom Retreat is in San Diego, California on January 27-28, 2017. This event is like not just an event. It's a place to work on your business, create new relationships, and foster new collaborations. This is a space where we will provide training on topics you choose to help grow your business and give you space and guidance to move your business forward while at the event. The 2-day event is going to be epic, and we want you there! The early bird pricing runs out at the end of August! Recommended links and resources: Google calendar Asana Nanny Boss Mom: the ultimate guide to raising a family and nurturing your business Work, Pump, Repeat Boss Mom Academy Evernote Trello Training Boss Mom Facebook Community Can I quote you on that?  In maternity leave, you still need a web of support, no matter what income level a mother is in. - Arianna My mission is to help women who are building businesses who need support as they start their new journey into motherhood. - Arianna Motherhood is a transition of everything in life, not just having a baby. - Dana I pick my priorities and learn to take a breath when dealing with a stressful situation. - Arianna If I take care of my family, I am able to better take care of my business. - Arianna Your emotional well being is the sum of the five people you surround yourself with. - Dana More about our guest, Arianna Taboada. Arianna is a maternal health consultant who works with entrepreneurial, self-employed women to create a smooth and personalized maternity leave plan and transition into motherhood. She is deeply committed to providing genuine, on-going, multi-faceted support that fosters physical, mental, social, and emotional health for new mothers when they find themselves faced with the many unknowns of balancing work and parenthood. When Arianna is not working directly with clients she is a consultant to research institutions and universities on reproductive health issues. She regularly presents at conferences and her scientific work has been published in the International Journal of Health Equity, Advances in Social Work, and the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice. Arianna has a free workbook for self employed women looking to map out their postpartum support network and smoothly transition into motherhood. Website / Facebook / Instagram / Twitter Connect with Dana: Instagram / The Boss Mom Facebook community (her total happy place) We love hearing from you guys! If you’ve got a question about today’s episode or want to leave us some inbox love, you can email us at hello@boss-mom.com Or, you can always find both Dana hanging out in our Boss Mom Facebook Community.  We would LOVE it if you’d leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes. We also know it can be kind of tricky to figure out. Here are a few step by step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for a podcast from your iPhone or iPad Launch Apple’s Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Enter your iTunes password to login. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. Enter title text and content to leave a review. Tap Send.