I wrote my response in just under an hour 😂 and I still don't know if you guys link my email to my answer because under the input field for my email it says "Not shared". So maybe some of my ideas are not useful without some contact information.
Thank you so much for this video but in these uncertain times it is more important than ever to have a solid understanding of how to manage your finances, invest wisely and navigate economic downturns. But my primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $240k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I'm all in on the long term game, but with my savings are lying waste to inflation and my portfolio losing gains everyday, I need a remedy.
Patricia's unique strength lies in her realistic approach which makes her different from other brokers who often set unattainable targets and fall short in delivery
she automates compliance for large companies in HIPAA ect. makes sure when people communicate, customers and clients private medical or financial information is not shared or lost. its closer to cyber security than financial
Christina always seems so humble and authentic. Shaan nailed having her go deeper on some answers. Everytime a follow up came to my head, Shaan asked. Great ep.
MFM should have a group where likeminded people get to interact, work on ideas, and find like minded individuals nearby. Hardest part of growing, is finding likeminded individuals to hang out with
I wish there would be a gym combined with a book store and coffee shop and members are separated by interests, so you can hang out with likeminded people in a cool environment easily
Hi Tommy , I just made the same request in the Google sheet that is part of the comments ... My comment what we need more is a way to connect this audience with each other ... Across the world .people are not different ..the thought that hit your head in US ( presuming ) was the same that I wrote sitting here in India
FACTS! Been tryna start a FB group, but it ended up getting spammed with a bunch of drop shipping courses and ebay flippers..🤦🏽♂️ Nothing wrong with those things, but some of us are into bigger business pursuits. shii crazy.
Wow what a great conversation and let me say this I have been listening to My First Million pod for a few weeks now and I can’t tell you how much better I feel about being a creative. I have struggled so long, feeling awkward or different and clearly not putting myself around like people and I am now enjoying the process. I wanted to mention that with all of the analogies that you’re giving as far as failing and even when Christina mentions, just wanting to start a book club or a website, I totally get it. There are just some things in life that I just want to do and they aren’t going to generate money but it’s always a process and the monetary value isn’t always the prize thank you so much for being that light to know that I’m on the right path and more importantly I’m doing things that I enjoy.
Out of all the founders I've listened to, Christina reminds me of some of the authentic founders from the 00's. She's original and is pretty grounded, not making herself sound smart or transactional. I related to much of what she talked about here.
I've been a long time listener, and, I'm not sure if it's just because of where I'm currently at in my journey, but I LOVED this episode. After getting over Christina's seemingly uncomfortableness in the beginning (lots of looking down and away), her stories hit home and its been a great way to start the day. Thanks for the pod!
She elicit ADHD like Elon and I have seen majority of computer genius have ADHD , fantastic , gestures excessive , no eye contact , look down severally . She is so smart and she understood process and that’s what most youth don’t understand this days , she resume like she has normal job in a place she wasn’t expected haha , fantastic move .
Heard a lot of hacking podcast adverts for Vanta. Frankly I am surprised to hear that this is the creator/ origin story. Cool lady. Very relatable. Appreciated this discourse. 👍
For most people. After the first or second fail you are in debt that will never go away (never mind that every bank in the world, has you on a black list.) Sounds like her family background gave her advantages most people will never have.
I can't do the focal fry. 😢 How nice to be able to go to a crazy expensive grad school and then do nothing but goof off for a year or two afterwards trying to figure stuff out. Sigh.
always like seeing lady-founders in here 🙂.. i wanted to know How she hires and how she met her cofounder.. can u guys bring more of interesting, under-the-radar (& indie) kind of ppl on the Pod? (that no one knows of)
Hi Shaan, you interrupt your guest a lot. Please let the guest talk and finish their message, and your questions should be questions short and concise, not a whole speech or a message. Sounds like the entire podcast is about you, not about your guest. Please rewatch the podcast and count how many minutes you talked and how many times you interrupt the guest
No YOU are simply a terrible listener. She mentions it TWICE! Once around 20 minutes and again explaining her “Batna” and possibly going back if the startup didn’t work.
@@moneymakingsim4314 she mentions it after he pulls it out. It just seems like she could have more thoughtful, transparent responses, e.g. "I got the idea about Vanta not from any of these startups i failed at... nope, I learned a lot about startups, but the idea actually came from when I was at the security team at dropbox, I finally went to work in corporate because i just needed money. I took the job in this team because i just liked the people and kind of thought security was interesting and somewhat well paying... and then I noticed this huge problem while there." She was also dancing around shaan's questions of "why security"... she could have just easily said, "I dont care about security, I just failed so much at startups that i wanted to win, and i wanted to win big - and this i believe is a big problem"
I can’t believe it! All thanks to my forex stock manager, I’ve made over $66,000 in just one month! I’m so grateful for their expertise and guidance - it’s amazing to see such growth in such a short time!"
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I wrote my response in just under an hour 😂 and I still don't know if you guys link my email to my answer because under the input field for my email it says "Not shared". So maybe some of my ideas are not useful without some contact information.
Thank you so much for this video but in these uncertain times it is more important than ever to have a solid understanding of how to manage your finances, invest wisely and navigate economic downturns. But my primary concern is how to grow my reserve of $240k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains, sure I'm all in on the long term game, but with my savings are lying waste to inflation and my portfolio losing gains everyday, I need a remedy.
Most people today have been having a lot of failures in investing because of poor orientation and bad experts.
It's wise to seek professional guidance when building a strong financial portfolio due to it's complexity.
I think I'm blessed if not I wouldn't have met someone who is as spectacular as Patricia Strain
Talking to an expert like Patricia Strain to reshape your portfolio is a very smart move
Patricia's unique strength lies in her realistic approach which makes her different from other brokers who often set unattainable targets and fall short in delivery
she automates compliance for large companies in HIPAA ect. makes sure when people communicate, customers and clients private medical or financial information is not shared or lost. its closer to cyber security than financial
Christina always seems so humble and authentic. Shaan nailed having her go deeper on some answers. Everytime a follow up came to my head, Shaan asked. Great ep.
MFM should have a group where likeminded people get to interact, work on ideas, and find like minded individuals nearby. Hardest part of growing, is finding likeminded individuals to hang out with
I wish there would be a gym combined with a book store and coffee shop and members are separated by interests, so you can hang out with likeminded people in a cool environment easily
Hi Tommy , I just made the same request in the Google sheet that is part of the comments ... My comment what we need more is a way to connect this audience with each other ... Across the world .people are not different ..the thought that hit your head in US ( presuming ) was the same that I wrote sitting here in India
Great idea! Unless MFM fans set up a discord...
FACTS! Been tryna start a FB group, but it ended up getting spammed with a bunch of drop shipping courses and ebay flippers..🤦🏽♂️
Nothing wrong with those things, but some of us are into bigger business pursuits. shii crazy.
RIP trends community 😭
insanely likeable woman, hadn't heard of her before now. great ep
Knowing that Shaan always brings up the pot story at 12:40 but still lets her tell it makes Shaan even more likable and endearing.
Wow what a great conversation and let me say this I have been listening to My First Million pod for a few weeks now and I can’t tell you how much better I feel about being a creative. I have struggled so long, feeling awkward or different and clearly not putting myself around like people and I am now enjoying the process. I wanted to mention that with all of the analogies that you’re giving as far as failing and even when Christina mentions, just wanting to start a book club or a website, I totally get it. There are just some things in life that I just want to do and they aren’t going to generate money but it’s always a process and the monetary value isn’t always the prize thank you so much for being that light to know that I’m on the right path and more importantly I’m doing things that I enjoy.
Eye contact ? I can relate 😂
Does she have aspergers, something about her feels off. But a great interview overall.
hahah same
That's why I like her so much!
@@drewsharps8179why?
Is she acoustic
her mannerisms and the way she talks and such reminds me of jesse eizenberg in social network
yeah..she is a reptilian just like Zuck...could be his wife easily 😅
yup she is a fully trained plugin.. trained by the vc industry
Out of all the founders I've listened to, Christina reminds me of some of the authentic founders from the 00's. She's original and is pretty grounded, not making herself sound smart or transactional. I related to much of what she talked about here.
Would've been nice to have more of an intro bro
I am not sure what her company does after listening. She seems like a rockstar though… very smart and thoughtful in her responses.
I've been a long time listener, and, I'm not sure if it's just because of where I'm currently at in my journey, but I LOVED this episode. After getting over Christina's seemingly uncomfortableness in the beginning (lots of looking down and away), her stories hit home and its been a great way to start the day. Thanks for the pod!
Would've been nice to get some background information about what her business is about, you know, like the other MFM talks with other guests.
Christina is an incredible builder 🔥
I’m an artist turned founder and I can relate to this so well.
The process is similar to making art.
She elicit ADHD like Elon and I have seen majority of computer genius have ADHD , fantastic , gestures excessive , no eye contact , look down severally . She is so smart and she understood process and that’s what most youth don’t understand this days , she resume like she has normal job in a place she wasn’t expected haha , fantastic move .
Gonna have to revisit this interview later. Not sure why. I shall return...
Maybe your best episode yet, lot of actionable stuff I took away.
beauty , brains and down to earth. What a woman!
Literally down to earth, she ain’t even looking up 😅
My neck and back hurt 2 minutes in looking at her posture 😂
😭
Watched all 48 mins and I still have no clue who she is or what she does. Strange interview.
I agree with you. I am at minute 20 and got bored and started going through the comments to find out what this is about.
She is so strange especially way she is speaking her body language like a mentally ill person
@@juharashid8712this is a harsh thing to say. Well she founded Vanta, just Google it!
The same
Funny asl, thanks for saving me the time
Heard a lot of hacking podcast adverts for Vanta. Frankly I am surprised to hear that this is the creator/ origin story.
Cool lady. Very relatable.
Appreciated this discourse.
👍
Compliance that doesn't SOC too much. Love that! Thanks for sharing your story.
Loved this episode! Christina seems so humble and likeable, thank you for introducing her to us 😊
For most people. After the first or second fail you are in debt that will never go away (never mind that every bank in the world, has you on a black list.)
Sounds like her family background gave her advantages most people will never have.
That sweater rocks.
Shaan stepped up his fade game. Looking toight like a tiger!
The downs of a business are usually deeper than the highs of a business
I want to hear Shaan's 8 years business story, did we have it on pod yet?
Yeah. It was released 2 years ago I think. Just search the channel.
So many insights! great pod
She’s brilliant
I want an interview with this ""Eric" fellow.
Nice format.
Interview felt completely scrambled. What are we supposed to take away from this?
I can't do the focal fry. 😢 How nice to be able to go to a crazy expensive grad school and then do nothing but goof off for a year or two afterwards trying to figure stuff out. Sigh.
Great interview! Thanks!
always like seeing lady-founders in here 🙂.. i wanted to know How she hires and how she met her cofounder.. can u guys bring more of interesting, under-the-radar (& indie) kind of ppl on the Pod? (that no one knows of)
All the best ❤
This was amazing!
I've never felt so lost and confused. Not sure what I'm watching. What does she do again? 🤷♂🤷♂😂😂
I like her vibe
Weird in a likable way, that makes it even weirder, in a likeable way, that makes it even weirder ...
Thank you!
The 38 Geary, and 5 Fulton! Yaarr!!!
Paul graham likes founder mode until reaches usa gov to significantly improves things
If I close my eyes she sounds exactly like Emma Vigeland. Just a note.
Hi Shaan, you interrupt your guest a lot. Please let the guest talk and finish their message, and your questions should be questions short and concise, not a whole speech or a message. Sounds like the entire podcast is about you, not about your guest. Please rewatch the podcast and count how many minutes you talked and how many times you interrupt the guest
I like that she has this smart, slouchy, disheveled, idgaf attitude/look
If you’re that interested, you can find more girls like that in the homeless shelter.
Is that typical for genius for not making eye contact?
She was like Kramer from Seinfeld when he gave himself a job that he wasn’t actually hired at - hahaha awesome!
Hey there, where’s the monetization link?
posted an hour ago? lessgo.
Is there a hole in the table ? That they made by themself?😂 to hold mic
Thank you. Fascinating, wonderfully refreshing and heartening.
Who is Eric?
Powerful!!!!!
Geez, way too many ads
🔥🔥 she is amazing! 🔥🔥
Seems like she was dancing around a few things, like not mentioning working at Dropbox.
20:32 it is discussed in detail
No YOU are simply a terrible listener. She mentions it TWICE! Once around 20 minutes and again explaining her “Batna” and possibly going back if the startup didn’t work.
@@moneymakingsim4314 she mentions it after he pulls it out. It just seems like she could have more thoughtful, transparent responses, e.g. "I got the idea about Vanta not from any of these startups i failed at... nope, I learned a lot about startups, but the idea actually came from when I was at the security team at dropbox, I finally went to work in corporate because i just needed money. I took the job in this team because i just liked the people and kind of thought security was interesting and somewhat well paying... and then I noticed this huge problem while there."
She was also dancing around shaan's questions of "why security"... she could have just easily said, "I dont care about security, I just failed so much at startups that i wanted to win, and i wanted to win big - and this i believe is a big problem"
@@moneymakingsim4314 no no YOU!
she looks and acts so much like brian chesky.
People worth £10am l go out with security guards where I’m from. This girl catches a public bus as a billionaire lol
Thought Anna Kendrick became a billionaire
She sounds and looks like female version of sam Altman
What up!
I don't believe any of this.
She’s very attractive in a unconventional way (nevertheless attractive) and clearly highly intelligent which makes her unique
If you claim she’s “very attractive” then I think you actually just have low self esteem.
Rockstar 🤘
6.5
Too many ads
10 minutes of prattling and we still haven't established what she actually does. What is this, what's my line?
she talk and act like the main character from the Facebook movie i cannot un see it
👍🏻👍🏻
❤❤❤❤
I can’t believe it! All thanks to my forex stock manager, I’ve made over $66,000 in just one month! I’m so grateful for their expertise and guidance - it’s amazing to see such growth in such a short time!"
why so far from the mic? :(
Because rich people do what they like
Im out of here. You talk more than your guest 😂
Is it a she or a he? Or a he who became a she?
Shes crazy
Crazy for Shaan. She’s just uncomfortable in the puddle she’s sitting in.
in a good way
So she's the new Theranos
Shes very coy 😅
Boring
A useless waiste of time.
Do I sense some romantic banter in the air? 😏
😆😆I thought I was the only one sensing it😆, But the podcast has been really amazing. She is so intelligent
Eric is a mythical creature and a great name! 🫣 35:54