A Fly On The Wall
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Today is a bit different than normal.
\\nNormally, I write an article and then gather a few of my colleagues to discuss the article over a podcast we produce weekly.
\\nToday, I flipped the script \\u2013 Deiya Pernas and I recorded an \\u201cunscripted\\u201d podcast that I would like to share with you all. No article coincides with our discussion, but rather it was an open dialogue between Deiya and me on a few finance topics that I find interesting \\u2013 and I hope you will too.
\\nI\\u2019ve been teaching Sunday school at my church for about 15 years now. What I have learned as a teacher is that each child has a different preferred learning style. Some learn from hearing a story; some prefer to act it out; others want to dive in and read it themselves. We, as teachers, try to deliver a message on all four fronts \\u2013 visual, auditory, reading/writing, and kinesthetic.
\\nI am an auditory learner, and I like to listen to podcasts and have discussions. Podcasts, for me, feel like I am actually in the room \\u2013 a fly on the wall \\u2013 listening to a few people dialogue on topics that interest me. Here at The Bahnsen Group, we have a lot of discussions throughout the day across many different departments, and we are always seeking to solve the riddle of how do we serve clients better. We have a daily lunch routine where these discussions often take place, and today\\u2019s podcast is an opportunity for you to be a fly on the wall.
\\nSo, please join us as Deiya and I discuss the following topics:
\\nInvestment Fees\\nESG Investing\\nFiduciary\\nTINA\\nAnd we close out with a discussion on what I think is the most exciting topic in finance right now.
\\nEnjoy!
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