135 episodes
The WLD Show Will Chang, Lee Chang, Andrew Hsu
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5.0 • 11 Ratings
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Will Chang, Lee Chang, and Andrew Hsu bring on friends to build relationships and learn from them.
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Geo Chen: How a Global Macro Investor Built an Audience with Fidenza Macro | #130
Geo Chen is the author of Fidenza Macro, a newsletter with over 3,000 subscribers that provides valuable resources and insights to global macro traders. In this episode, we discuss how Geo built Fidenza Macro and how he makes good decisions in trading, in his career, and in life.
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Joe Wang: How a Chinese American Forged his Own Path in American Football | #129
In this episode, we discuss with Joe his journey from an employee at Microsoft to building South Bay Youth Sports, being an ambassador for American Football in China, and his son, Jameson Wang.
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Anthony Tse: Entrepreneurial Lessons in Building and Selling a Preschool Roll-up in Singapore | #128
In this episode, Anthony shares the entrepreneurial lessons of building and selling his own preschool group in Singapore.
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Jeremy Harvey: A Foster Kid’s Journey in Reforming the Foster Care System | #127
At the age of 4, Jeremy Harvey was put into foster care, due to his parents’ issues with abuse, neglect, and substance abuse. After leaving foster care, Jeremy has dedicated his life to helping other children in the system. In this episode, Jeremy shares his story and life mission with us.
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Lee Cheng: A Patent Troll Hunter’s Career-long Fight Against Raced-Based Affirmative Action | #126
In this episode. we talk about Lee's fight against IP patent trolls and race-based affirmative action.
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Gene Lee: How to Find Inner Peace. An Investment Banker’s Journey to Becoming a Dharma Yoga Teacher | #125
In this episode, we talk about Gene's journey from investment banker to dharma yoga teacher. And the different ways we can raise awareness and find inner peace.
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Love the vulnerability
Each guest shows up and generously gives to the audience. It’s so relatable to hear Asian Americans who’ve accomplished so much yet still face insecurities. They’ve done an incredible job interviewing their guests.