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EPISODE · Aug 10, 2025 · 37 MIN

Breaking the Mold: Wenee Yap on Mental Health, Storytelling, and Survive Law

from People in Legal · host People in Legal - Andrew, Chantal, David, Grace, Jonathan, Roni, Tim

🎙 People in Legal – Law and Beyond ShowHost Chantal McNaught sits down with Wenee Yap – serial entrepreneur, writer, and founder of Survive Law – to explore the power of storytelling, the realities of law school, and why community matters.From mental health challenges to creative ventures, Wenee shares how her journey blends law, writing, and entrepreneurship – and why relatable resources and shared experiences are vital for the next generation of lawyers.💡 Key takeaways:↳ Storytelling is a powerful tool in the legal profession↳ Survive Law supports law students through their toughest challenges↳ Mental health struggles are common but often hidden in law school↳ Creativity and law can go hand-in-hand↳ Community and shared experiences drive real growthRiding the Unicorn: The Startup Guide You'll Want to Read Check it out: https://amzn.to/4mkuKJdChapters:00:00Introduction to Winnie Yap and Her Journey03:01The Intersection of Law and Creativity06:00The Challenges of Law School09:06The Birth of Survive Law12:06The Power of Storytelling in Law14:57Transitioning from Law to Entrepreneurship18:14 Riding the Unicorn: A New Venture21:03The Importance of Community in Legal Education23:54Reflections on Personal Growth and Success26:50Travel Memories and Life Lessons

🎙 People in Legal – Law and Beyond ShowHost Chantal McNaught sits down with Wenee Yap – serial entrepreneur, writer, and founder of Survive Law – to explore the power of storytelling, the realities of law school, and why community matters.From mental health challenges to creative ventures, Wenee shares how her journey blends law, writing, and entrepreneurship – and why relatable resources and shared experiences are vital for the next generation of lawyers.💡 Key takeaways:↳ Storytelling is a powerful tool in the legal profession↳ Survive Law supports law students through their toughest challenges↳ Mental health struggles are common but often hidden in law school↳ Creativity and law can go hand-in-hand↳ Community and shared experiences drive real growthRiding the Unicorn: The Startup Guide You'll Want to Read Check it out: https://amzn.to/4mkuKJdChapters:00:00Introduction to Winnie Yap and Her Journey03:01The Intersection of Law and Creativity06:00The Challenges of Law School09:06The Birth of Survive Law12:06The Power of Storytelling in Law14:57Transitioning from Law to Entrepreneurship18:14 Riding the Unicorn: A New Venture21:03The Importance of Community in Legal Education23:54Reflections on Personal Growth and Success26:50Travel Memories and Life Lessons

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