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#9 - Danny Feltsman | Building an Alternative to Social Media for Families, Russian Sentiment on the War, Global Bureaucratic Agendas & More
Danny is the founder of Generation Transfer, an app that encompasses your family's digital footprint, designed to help organize and share memories, wisdom, and family history with future generations. It is curated by child psychologists to help parents cultivate stronger, more meaningful and lasting relationships with their kids in a rapidly evolving world where privacy, the family institute and influence of parents are under threat.
Daniel is from Russia and emigrated to the US in 1987 when he was four years old. He grew up in New York City. We talked about Russian societal sentiment of the war and how it varies here in the US. While in the US, he studied Political Science and Religion at NYU's Center for Global Affairs. He formerly worked for the former president of the World Bank at his private equity fund. Becoming a dad drove him to leave his previous career and towards creating lifeArk, a better tool for parents to use with their children within the digital landscape.
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By Shane LarsonDanny is the founder of Generation Transfer, an app that encompasses your family's digital footprint, designed to help organize and share memories, wisdom, and family history with future generations. It is curated by child psychologists to help parents cultivate stronger, more meaningful and lasting relationships with their kids in a rapidly evolving world where privacy, the family institute and influence of parents are under threat.
Daniel is from Russia and emigrated to the US in 1987 when he was four years old. He grew up in New York City. We talked about Russian societal sentiment of the war and how it varies here in the US. While in the US, he studied Political Science and Religion at NYU's Center for Global Affairs. He formerly worked for the former president of the World Bank at his private equity fund. Becoming a dad drove him to leave his previous career and towards creating lifeArk, a better tool for parents to use with their children within the digital landscape.
Generation Transfer
lifeArk Youtube
Shane Larson Podcast: Where to Listen
Follow Shane on Nostr
Follow Shane on Twitter
Follow Shane on Instagram
Follow Shane on Youtube