020: Paul Grewal on asymmetric bets, conspiracy theories, and the best question for career decisions Khurram's Quorum
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Paul Grewal is the Chief Legal Officer at Coinbase. As the highly visible head lawyer at a company perennially making headlines, much of Paul's story and approach is well-known. This interview explores the lesser-known aspects of Paul's career moves: how Paul thinks about risk, the key question to ask in making a career change, and a conspiracy theory he can't shake.
(09:12) - the financial and emotional changes in leaving practice for the bench
(15:30) - the most challenging part of being a judge
(22:10) - the most skillful advocacy he observed
(48:27) - what made Coinbase an asymmetric bet
(01:07:12) - how can more lawyers take risks
(01:15:32) - what’s a decision he made that he wasn’t sure he got right
(01:20:02) - what’s a conspiracy theory Paul believes in
(01:26:20) - why Paul is so active on social media
(01:36:40) - what Paul’s learned about storytelling
(01:39:48) - the number one question to ask to make career decisions
(01:41:55) - what his peers would say Paul is particularly good at
Paul Grewal is the Chief Legal Officer at Coinbase. As the highly visible head lawyer at a company perennially making headlines, much of Paul's story and approach is well-known. This interview explores the lesser-known aspects of Paul's career moves: how Paul thinks about risk, the key question to ask in making a career change, and a conspiracy theory he can't shake.
(09:12) - the financial and emotional changes in leaving practice for the bench
(15:30) - the most challenging part of being a judge
(22:10) - the most skillful advocacy he observed
(48:27) - what made Coinbase an asymmetric bet
(01:07:12) - how can more lawyers take risks
(01:15:32) - what’s a decision he made that he wasn’t sure he got right
(01:20:02) - what’s a conspiracy theory Paul believes in
(01:26:20) - why Paul is so active on social media
(01:36:40) - what Paul’s learned about storytelling
(01:39:48) - the number one question to ask to make career decisions
(01:41:55) - what his peers would say Paul is particularly good at
1h 53 min