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EPISODE · Apr 27, 2025 · 44 MIN

Jay Yang: You Can Just Do Things

from The Jack Moses Podcast · host Jack Moses

Jay Yang is a writer, entrepreneur, and author of a new book called "You Can Just Do Things." In this episode, we talk about leaving college, the creator economy, forging your own path, and how Jay is about to become a published author, leave college, and work for Alex Hormozi... at just 19 years old! Jay's links: https://x.com/Jayyanginspires https://www.instagram.com/jayyanginspires/ https://jayyanginspires.beehiiv.com/c/about My links: https://jackmoses.co/ https://www.jackmosesletters.co/ https://x.com/jackmoses0 https://thailandexpedition.com/ ~ 00:00 Intro 01:22 How is Jay doing all of this? 02:43 Why I returned to college 05:41 The Importance of Prioritization 06:55 Learning Outside Of College 08:47 Everyone Has A Creative Genius 09:30 Learning From Everyone 11:55 Dropping Out Of College 15:52 Underground Entrepreneurship Society 24:56 Finding Your Obsession 27:07 Discipline 31:19 Broad Personal Brand Vs. Niche Business Owner 36:36 Parents' Perspective On Leaving College 40:30 Calculated Courage 44:07 You Can Just Do Things Book This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit jackmoses.substack.com

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