Capital Allocators – Inside the Institutional Investment Industry Michael Mervosh - Investing in Yourself During a Crisis (Capital Allocators, EP.134)
Apr 27, 2020
Michael Mervosh, a clinical psychologist and founder of the Hero’s Journey Foundation, shares invaluable insights on navigating crises. He discusses the emotional spectrum individuals experience, emphasizing adaptability and resilience. The conversation highlights the importance of genuine connections, even in a digital age, and offers practical tips for fostering relationships. Mervosh also emphasizes creativity during challenging times and concludes with a touching poem about kindness, urging listeners to invest in something greater than themselves.
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Unexpected Freedom
- Many sheltering in place aren't focused on survival like assumed.
- They are experiencing unexpected freedom and questioning prior values.
Economy's Pressure
- Some are realizing they are okay with less and secretly hope it doesn't end soon.
- The economy's constant pressure to work and produce has stopped for many.
Reactions to Authority
- Americans and Germans prefer being told what to do, struggling with perceived freedom restrictions.
- Others feel stifled by governmental authority and respond with anger.