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Flight #88: Understanding the Federal Reserve: Insights, Misconceptions, and the Power of Authenticity with Seema Sheth

How does the Federal Reserve shape the economy, and what should you really know about its role? In this episode, Seema Sheth, Senior Vice President and Regional Executive of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, joins the conversation to share insights on how the Fed looks beyond the data to understand the bigger picture. She discusses her unique path to success and the importance of focusing on what you truly want to achieve rather than conforming to others’ expectations.

You’ll learn about the common misconceptions surrounding the Federal Reserve and how it utilizes its tools to influence the economy. Seema also shares her experiences as a woman in a male-dominated field and offers advice on finding ways to be authentically yourself without compromising the quality of your work. Plus, we explore the surprising aspects of inflation and how it can sometimes play a positive role in the economy.

What You’ll Learn In Today’s Episode:

  • What the Federal Reserve is.
  • How the Fed looks into the stories behind the data.
  • Why you shouldn’t judge a job before you try it.
  • What it was like being a woman in a male-dominated workplace.
  • The importance of being authentically yourself.
  • The most common misconceptions about the Federal Reserve.
  • How the Fed uses its tools to help the economy.
  • If inflation can be a good thing.

Ideas Worth Sharing:

  • “Don’t judge a job before you try it.” – Seema Sheth
  • “Find little places where you can be authentically yourself that doesn’t detract from the value of the work that you’re doing.” – Seema Sheth
  • “You’re never going to ‘win’ finance. It’s not a game. However, if you can act with confidence and feel more aware, then that can be more positive.” – Seema Sheth

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