E14. Carol Roth Explains Why the Robots Aren’t Going to Fulfill All Your Needs

Walk-Ins Welcome with Bridget Phetasy

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🗓️ 18 January 2019

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Carol Roth is a recovering investment banker, entrepreneur and author of The Entrepreneur Equation, the anti-motivational, motivational book about entrepreneurship and a realistic take on starting a small business. She and Bridget discuss the factor that jealousy plays in the tragic loss of the American Dream, being spoiled and ungrateful in a capitalist society, the math and ROI of going to college, and the danger in allowing political correctness to rob us of using laughter as a healing method. Carol talks about how she kept moving forward in the wake of a series of devastating personal losses, her approach to a successful marriage, her horror of emojis, how to combat imposter syndrome and tips on overcoming procrastination. Also, don’t miss Bridget’s unscientific theory that the reason women are more detail oriented than men comes from our hunter gatherer days and her plans for faking her own death. Check out Carol’s podcast, also on Ricochet, here: The Roth Effect with Carol Roth.

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0:00.0	Thank you for listening to this Podcast One production.
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0:08.3	This is Walk-In's Welcome with Bridget Petacy.
0:10.9	I'm Bridget Petacy, I'm Bridget Petacy and you are welcome. You know the drill.
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0:27.0	Please subscribe, rate, comment, share, reach out, tell your friend, send smoke signals, whatever.
0:32.0	We love your feedback and we want to hear from you.
0:34.4	This week we have Carol Roth, a recovering investment banker, creator of the future
0:39.9	FIO legacy planning system, TV personality, and host of the Roth effect
0:44.6	podcast on Ricochet. She's an all-around badass and my new mentor.
0:49.9	I don't like Instagram. I don't like it. It makes me hate people that I even people I love
0:56.7	it makes me hate them. I just for some reason writing resonates more with me than pictures.
1:03.8	Yeah.
1:04.8	The way my brain works.
1:05.8	So there's only so many pretty pictures I can look at and then I'm like, eh.
1:09.1	Like what do you have to say about it?
1:10.3	It feels like a, you know, I always say Twitter says what the other social media is
1:15.2	are thinking. It feels like more honest, I feel like I can get a really I can read
1:21.0	someone's timeline and get a pretty good idea of who they are generally
1:24.4	interesting and with Instagram and Facebook in particular I feel like it's a more of the
1:30.0	veneer you know the the image the co-aft image that you want to present to the world as
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