In this episode of the Gen X Collective Podcast, host Laurent Truc and co-host Serge Jarlain welcome financial visionary Rana Chauhan. They discuss navigating midlife with a focus on health, wealth, family, work, and leadership. Rana shares his journey from medicine to finance and offers insights on investing with clarity and confidence, addressing fear, and preparing children for financial literacy. The conversation covers investment philosophies, the impact of media on financial decisions, game theory, and strategies for teaching financial discipline to the next generation.

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00:00 Introduction to Gen X Collective Podcast

00:32 Meet the Hosts and Guest

01:37 Rana Chauhan Journey into Finance

04:57 Investing Through Fear and Uncertainty

13:35 Navigating Media and Financial News

19:10 Teaching Financial Literacy to Kids

27:16 Planning for Retirement

28:57 Calculating Your Nest Egg

29:52 Understanding the Rule of 72

32:07 Investment Strategies and Philosophies

37:03 The Importance of Game Theory in Investing

43:50 Market Volatility and Strategic Responses

51:20 Educational Resources and Final Thoughts