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Perceived Reality

Perceived Reality

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Perceived Reality dives beneath the surface of today's biggest stories, conversations, and cultural shifts—challenging what we think we know and revealing the deeper truths shaping our world. Hosted by media strategist and commentator Nadja Atwal, each episode brings thought-provoking interviews with global leaders, creators, and changemakers redefining how we see business, tech, and society.

Perceived Reality delivers compelling insights at the intersection of influence, innovation, and impact—streamed from global financial hubs and aired to millions.

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  • Retirement Is Broken—Here’s How to Fix It (Before It’s Too Late)
    Oct 22 2025

    Chris Kline is an expert in financial planning and modern retirement strategies. As COO of BitcoinIRA, Chris unpacks the growing retirement crisis in the U.S.—from financial illiteracy to outdated investment strategies—and shares how decentralized assets like Bitcoin are transforming the future of retirement. From building secure crypto IRAs to protecting intergenerational wealth, Chris delivers a data-driven, candid conversation on what it really takes to retire in today’s volatile world.


    Key Discussion Points
    • Why the U.S. is facing a retirement crisis: 50% of Americans aren’t saving; a third fear they’ll outlive their money.
    • The financial literacy gap: Why schools still teach the Pythagorean Theorem but not what an IRA is.
    • How the American Dream broke in 1971: The Nixon Shock, fiat money, and the snowball effect of endless money printing.
    • Bitcoin as a modern solution: A finite, decentralized asset with long-term wealth preservation potential.
    • The rise of crypto IRAs: How BitcoinIRA pioneered the industry and now safeguards over $14B in assets.
    • The real risk of “doing nothing”: From inflation to devaluation, why traditional retirement planning is no longer enough.
    • Security and inheritance in crypto: How BitcoinIRA's custody model prevents loss and ensures generational wealth transfer.
    • Why diversification isn’t optional: Building modern portfolios that include crypto, gold, private equity, and more.


    Takeaways
    • Start now, not later—early planning is critical for modern retirement.
    • Diversify with purpose—crypto isn’t everything, but it’s a powerful new tool.
    • Security matters—cold storage, insurance, and estate planning are essential in crypto.
    • The future is scarce—there are only 21M Bitcoin, and demand is rising.


    Closing Thoughts

    Chris Kline reminds us that retirement success isn’t just about saving—it’s about adapting. In a world of inflation, political uncertainty, and technological disruption, modern investors must think beyond the 401(k). With the right tools and mindset, anyone can build a future that’s not just secure, but unstoppable.

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    18 Min.
  • Why the Smartest Kids Don’t Always Succeed—And What Parents Can Do Differently
    Sep 30 2025

    Marcos Redondo, President of Zenith Prep Academy, one of the fastest-growing college admissions consulting firms in the U.S. They unpack the changing landscape of college admissions—and why traditional markers like GPA aren’t enough anymore. Marcos reveals how his team is guiding families with data-driven strategies, emotional intelligence development, and real-world preparation that go far beyond just getting into a top school.

    Key Discussion Points:

    • Why starting early matters more than ever: From 9th grade and younger, the most successful students are already building long-term profiles—not just resumes.
    • Breaking myths about admissions: What worked in 2017 won’t work in 2024. Marcos explains how acceptance rates are plummeting, and how families need to shift from checking boxes to telling authentic stories.
    • What makes Zenoth different: A team-based approach, money-back guarantees, and real data from college admissions offices set them apart in a $3.5B industry.
    • The power of EQ vs. IQ: Top grades no longer predict success. Emotional intelligence, relationships, and soft skills are the new edge.
    • Preparing students for life, not just college: Marcos outlines how his firm helps students gain practical experience, build networks, and think beyond the application process.
    • A mental health–focused future: With anxiety and burnout rising, Zenoth is adding family wellness and performance specialists to provide deeper support.

    Takeaways:

    • Authenticity beats credentials in today’s admissions world.
    • Starting earlier unlocks opportunity and prevents last-minute panic.
    • EQ and soft skills matter more than ever, especially in the job market.
    • College is just the beginning—the real goal is sustainable success and personal growth.

    Closing Thoughts:

    Marcos Redondo is changing the way families approach the future—not by pushing kids harder, but by helping them build smarter. His work at Zenoth proves that success isn’t about fitting a mold—it’s about discovering your highest potential and starting that journey with clarity, confidence, and compassion.

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    6 Min.
  • The $10,000 Mistake You’re Probably Making Every Tax Season
    Jul 22 2025

    George Dimov isn’t your average tax guy. He’s the one people call after their DIY filing goes horribly wrong. In this episode, George breaks down why even high earners and finance pros are missing massive savings, and how early planning and the right structure can mean the difference between overpaying and winning the long game.

    Key Discussion Points:

    • The most common tax mistakes professionals and founders make
    • Why tax apps and quick DIY filing often lead to surprise bills
    • How equity comp, crypto, and stock sales create hidden tax traps
    • The right (and wrong) way to structure your business
    • Why February is too late to start thinking about tax strategy
    • The secret to reducing your alternative minimum tax
    • Why George’s firm is always on call—weekends and all
    • What upcoming tax law changes could mean for busy professionals

    Takeaways:

    • Most tax savings are lost due to lack of early planning—not lack of tools
    • Choosing the wrong business structure can cost you tens of thousands
    • Your CPA should be a partner, not a paper pusher
    • The earlier you plan, the more you keep—and the fewer surprises come April

    Closing Thoughts:

    George Dimov believes tax season should be a celebration, not a scramble. His mission is simple: empower clients with clarity, strategy, and hands-on support—so they can build wealth without worrying what’s around the corner.

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    5 Min.
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