How a Partner's Fear of Flying Turned Into a Legacy for His Children with Mark Hsu - Episode 73

Kathryn spoke with Mark Hsu about his experiences as a lawyer, author, and father. They also discussed how Mark drew a line and a balance between legal practice and parenthood. Additionally, they talked about some of the challenges that Mark faced while starting as a lawyer up to creating different lessons for his book that he can pass down to his children. Episode Resources Please Open in the Event of My Death Please Open in the Event of My Death Audio Book Episode Highlights Why did Mark decide to go to law school? - 1:00 Starting from rejections: The start of Mark's career. - 4:54 What is the initial impulse to start writing down his advice to his children? - 8:20 Balancing parenthood and legal practice. - 10:35 We don't want work to completely consume our lives. - 11:11 How it all started: What is Mark's process when writing his book? - 11:52 What are the most important lessons that he created to pass down to his kids? - 16:30 There are several obstacles you can't overcome simply by the force of will. But if you don't try, you're losing half of the battle there. - 18:05 Using pop culture references in his book makes it more relatable to the readers. - 22:13 To be a positive person, you need to look at the bright side of life, you need to look at positive things. - 26:37 Subscribe, Share, and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts