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The WLD Show

by Will Chang, Lee Chang, Andrew Hsu

Will Chang, Lee Chang, and Andrew Hsu bring on friends to build relationships and learn from them.

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Episodes

  1. Taylor Lo: Catching up 5 years and 150 episodes later | #154

    Taylor Lo was our guest for the WLD Show podcast episode #5 on September 2020. Will catches up with Taylor 150 episodes and 5 years later to see what Taylor is up to. Learn more about Taylor: DWIT Podcast IG: @official_dwit DWIT Podcast Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@official_dwit DWIT Podcast...

  2. Andrew Horn: How Men Find Success and Fulfillment Through Personal Integrity and Relational Leadership | #153

    Andrew Horn is a serial entrepreneur turned Executive Coach and master facilitator. Andrew helps ambitious Founders and CEOs - like those at TOMS Shoes, Hinge, and Casper - master the inner game of leadership to maximize their impact and build low-drama, high-performance teams. Most recently, he...

  3. Besties: Andrew celebrates 40th. Will attends a Men's Leadership Retreat | #152

    Will and Andrew spend the past weekend in Austin for Andrew's 40th birthday. Will shares his week in Austin and experience at Junto, a Men's Leadership Retreat.

  4. Besties: A month of traveling in Japan with a family. And how Tony Robbins changed my trajectory. | #151

    Andrew Hsu shares his learnings from spending a month traveling in Japan with his pregnant wife and 2 year old daughter. Will Chang shares his experience with Tony Robbins and impact it had on his month.

  5. Besties: Why I Ran a Men’s Group at a Chinese American Fraternity Reunion | #150

    As Chairman of the LA Lodge, Will helped organize a Reunion in Los Angeles for a Chinese American Fraternity. Over four days, the Reunion hosted 15 events and brought together 190 brothers from around the world, joined by wives and families for a total of 450 attendees. Beyond the main program,...

  6. Besties: We put on our first men's retreat! Here's what we learned. | #149

    Will and Andrew put together their first men's weekend retreat. They share how they did it and what they learned.

  7. Besties: We just did the Hoffman Process. What "10 years of therapy in one week" was like. | #148

    Andrew Hsu and Will Chang each did the Hoffman Process individually. Here's our discussion sharing our experiences with each other.

  8. Major General William S. Chen: A Chinese American’s Leadership Journey in the US Army | #147

    Major General William S. Chen is the first Chinese American to achieve the rank of Major General in the U.S. Army. As a Brigadier General, Major General Chen played a crucial role in developing and acquiring state-of-the-art military technology. While serving as the U.S. Army Missile Command...

  9. Dan Chung: Crafting Iconic Action Figures for Travis Scott, Martha Stewart, and Snoop Dogg | #145

    Dan Chung is an artist, painter, and sculpter that has built a business around creating 1:6 scale hyper-realistic poseable action figures with custom tailored clothing. He has been commissioned to create figures of celebrities like musician Travis Scott for his Rodeo album cover and “90210” music...

  10. Besties: I spent $50,000 on coaching. Here's what I learned... | #144

    Will has spent $50,000 on coaching for personal development this year. Andrew has a visualization coach. We share what we've learned, what we do for ourselves, and how we do when we coach others.

  11. Robert Hao: How a Chinese American Launched Airbnb and GOAT in China | #143

    Robert Hao is the General Manager, Enterprise Partnerships and BD for Poizon Global. Poizon is China's global online marketplace for sneakers, apparel, and luxury products. Prior to Poizon, Robert launched Airbnb and GOAT into the Chinese market. In this episode, we discuss his experiences…

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  12. Victor Hwang: Fighting to Expand Entrepreurial Opportunity for All | #141

    Today we have Victor Hwang with us. Victor is the founder and CEO of Right to Start, a campaign fighting to expand entrepreneurial opportunity for all. Right to Start drives civic change through: grassroots organizing and mobilizing, policy advocacy and engagement, and lifting the voices of...

  13. Christi Powell: How a High-Performance Visualization Strategist Helps Olympic Athletes Unlock Peak Performance | #140

    Christi Powell is a visualization strategist in the mindfulness sector of mental performance. She empowers World and Olympic athletes and leaders by enhancing their focus and adaptability through visualization. By collaborating with coaches, support staff and sports psychologists, she designs...

  14. Jeremy Sng: Unlucky Lucky. How a Singapore Boy Found Strength in Adversity | #139

    Jeremy Sng is the General Manager of Corporate Finance & Strategy and Head of Centre of Excellence at M-DAQ Global. Prior to M-DAQ, Jeremy was the Head of Investment Banking of South East Asia at CLSA. In this episode, Jeremy shares how he grew up in Singapore with a silver spoon and lost it all...

  15. Besties - How to Build Community, Lead a Men's Group, and Change Your Life from Coaching | #138

    In this episode, Will gives an update shares what he's been up to over the past 6 months. He shares his approach to building large group community events, how to lead a men's group, and how he's started coaching Asian American men.

  16. Giles Li: How a Community Leader Builds a Better Future by Empowering Creativity | #137

    Giles is a Senior Program Officer for Arts & Creativity at the Barr Foundation. With assets of almost $2.5B, Barr is among the largest private foundations in New England and has contributed more than $1 billion to charitable causes since 1999. Prior to Barr, Giles spent fourteen years with the...

  17. Jay Shek: A Biohacker’s Method to Mastering Health, Fitness, Cooking, and Fashion | #136

    Jay Shek is the VP Consumer Product of Hone Health. Hone is the premier men’s optimization clinic that helps men get their spark back and be their best self. Prior to Hone Health, Jay was the Director of Product Management at Noom, a product that helped people live healthier lives by changing…

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  18. Dana Leong: The Creative Odyssey of a Two-Time Grammy Winner | #135

    Dana Leong is a two-time Grammy award-winning musician, composer & producer. He is considered by many as the world’s top electric cellist, as well as one of the world’s top trombone players. Dana began competing internationally at the age of 8 and taught Jazz at Stanford University at the age 16,...

  19. Jason Shafton: Building Growth Consulting Firm Winston Francois to Help Founders with Growth and Marketing | #134

    Jason Shafton is the founder of Winston Francois, a growth consulting firm. Winston Francois helps helps founders, executives, and investors with growth, product, and marketing. Prior to Winston Francois, Jason was the VP at Vively Health, VP of Marketing at Headspace, and Chief Marketing Officer...

  20. Michael Hsieh: Building a Meaningful Life through Connection and Heart | #133

    Michael Hsieh is the Founder and President of Fung Capital, a venture capital firm investing in early-stage technology companies. Fung Capital is the investment arm of the Fung family in Hong Kong which separately controls the Fung Group that sources, distributes, and retails consumer products...

  21. Mark Young: Stand with Asians to Inspire Change and Empower Community | #132

    Mark Young is one of the co-founders of the nonprofit group Stand with Asians. An organization with a mission to strengthen the AAPI community by bringing more awareness to the challenges and opportunities within the AAPI community. And by funding and helping promising AAPI community leaders,...

  22. Michael Lee: Guardian of Chinese American Legacy at the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) | #131

    Michael Lee is the President of the Museum of Chinese in America. MOCA preserves the history, tells the stories, promotes the culture, and celebrates the accomplishments of Chinese in America. Prior to MOCA, Mike was the Managing Director of Corporate Development for the New York Institute of...

  23. Geo Chen: How a Global Macro Investor Built an Audience with Fidenza Macro | #130

    Geo is the author of Fidenza Macro, a newsletter with over 3,000 subscribers that provides valuable resources and insights to global macro traders who are looking to improve their skills. Geo currently manages his family office, where he invests in financial markets, venture capital, and private...

  24. Joe Wang: How a Chinese American Forged his Own Path in American Football | #129

    Joe Wang is the executive director of South Bay Youth Sports, a youth sports organization which promotes American football, basketball and athletic training. Joe has led the training of nearly 8,000 athletes, with currently 2 members playing in the NBA and 10 in Division I College football. This...

  25. Anthony Tse: Entrepreneurial Lessons in Building and Selling a Preschool Roll-up in Singapore | #128

    Anthony Tse has a background in finance and is a two time founder. First, at the age of 30, Anthony started his own hedge fund, Pangu Capital Limited. Then in 2018, at the age 40. Anthony built his own preschool group in Singapore, which was recently acquired. Today, Anthony is starting a…

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  26. 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. First, at Cook County Illinois as a paralegal advocating for foster...

  27. Lee Cheng: A Patent Troll Hunter’s Career-long Fight Against Raced-Based Affirmative Action | #126

    Lee Cheng is an attorney and civil rights activist who has fought discrimination against Asian Americans for three decades. Lee helped found the Asian American Legal Foundation and Asian American Coalition for Education. Most well known for its part in helping win the Students for Fair Admissions...

  28. Gene Lee: How to Find Inner Peace. An Investment Banker’s Journey to Becoming a Dharma Yoga Teacher | #125

    Gene Lee is the founder and CEO of Better Me NYC, where he teaches communities to raise awareness and find inner peace through breath and meditation. Gene has taught and arranged events for tens of thousands participants globally. Including at events such as Tze San Sze Monastery in Hong Kong…

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  29. Besties - Will's Community Building and Andrew's Coaching Business | #124

    In this episode Will shares his discovery that he has ADHD, why he has comfort with vulnerability, and how he's building community. Andrew shares his coaching business.

  30. Conrad Lee: The Making of a Chinese American Mayor and the Pursuit of the American Dream | #123

    Conrad Lee is the former mayor of Bellevue, Washington from 2012 to 2013. He’s been serving on the city council of Bellevue since 1994. He is Bellevue's first minority member of the City Council and its longest continuous serving member. Conrad is not only the first Chinese American mayor, but…

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  31. The Hanny Pei Random Show | #122

    We bring our friend Hanny Pei-Rodriguez on the podcast to share her stories with us.

  32. Deron Quon: Leading with Vulnerability. How a Serial Entrepreneur Builds Community. | #121

    Deron Quon is a serial entrepreneur, investor, a connector, and community builder. Deron hosts an incredible monthly breakfast in Los Angeles called Breakfast of Champions, centered around authentic conversations and being genuinely helpful towards others. Deron is the Founder and CEO of a new...

  33. Anthony Zhang: How a Serial Entrepreneur is Reinventing Wine Investing with Vinovest after a Tragic Accident at 21. | #120

    At the age of 18, Anthony dropped out of college to take the Thiel Fellowship and pursue his first startup, EnvoyNow. Which was acquired by JoyRun, then by Walmart. Seven years ago at the age of 21, Anthony suffered a life-changing accident that left him as a quadriplegic. Although he’s recovered...

  34. Julian Chan: How an Entertainment Attorney Made His Own Way by Leaning into What it Means to be Chinese. | #119

    Today we are joined by Julian Chan, an entertainment attorney in private practice with an incredibly diverse clientele. A few of his clients include a billion-dollar internet retail company, internet businesses, best-selling authors, film production companies, and the official North and South...

  35. Joe Cha (Part 2): Why Joe Took His Kids Out of the Top Private Schools to Live in the Woods. | #118

    To this day, our favorite episode is still Joe Cha's first episode with us. We bring him on a second time to talk more about some of things we didn't cover as well as talk about his life updates. In this episode we talk about: How Joe lost $10MM selling his company to a publicly traded company…

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  36. Joe Cha (Replay) Part 1: Doing it all. Then finding happiness on his own terms.

    First published September 2020. Our guest is Joe Cha, who’s story can be divided into two acts. The first half of Joe’s life, by most standards, would be considered impressive and inspiring. Growing up in SoCal, Joe attended some of the top universities in the world, with multiple degrees from...

  37. Besties - Rich Shiu interviews us | #116

    Rich Shiu from Episode 114: "Richard Shiu: Navigating Big Failures to Chart a Dream Life" interviews WLD Show hosts Will, Lee, and Andrew about their experience and learnings building the podcast.

  38. Tony Zhang: Building Park 97 - The Legendary Nightclub That Redefined Shanghai’s Nightlife | #115

    Today our guest is Tony Zhang. The visionary behind Shanghai's Park 97. A legendary nightclub that redefined Shanghai nightlife and laid the foundation for today's vibrant scene. Last week, I moderated a panel with Tony. Where we talked about the impact that Park 97 had on the participants who...

  39. Richard Shiu: Navigating Big Failures to Chart a Dream Life | #114

    Rich Shiu is a multifaceted professional with an impressive track record. His career has spanned roles as a Wall Street Trader, Financial Consultant, Real Estate Developer and Broker, as well as Principal at Palatine Asset Management, his own Private Equity Firm. Rich is the epitome of a...

  40. Peter Corbett: Healing from the Top Down. Combating the Entrepreneurial Suicide Epidemic with Mindful Leadership | #113

    Peter Corbett is the founder of iStrategyLabs, a digital agency he bootstrapped out of apartment. In 7 years, Peter grew his company from 0 to 100 employees, landed 35 Fortune 500 brands as clients, and generated $20MM in revenue with no investors. In 2016, Peter sold iStrategyLabs to WPP, the...

  41. Andy Aguilar: How a Strength and Conditioning Coach Forges Elite Fighters | #112

    Andy Aguilar is the owner and head coach of Forj Fitness. A boxing club that attracts elite professional fighters. By having track a record of molding champions, Andy has earning himself the nickname "Elitesmith" - a blacksmith for elite athletes. Some of his clients include: Four-weight world...

  42. Kenneth Wu: On Mastering Entrepreneurship at Every Level & Gaining Muscle Beyond 40 | #111

    Kenneth Wu is a serial entrepreneur that has founded and exited multiple businesses. Including Airsplat, the largest retailer of shooting sports equipment, gear, & tactical accessories. Airsplat was acquired by a vertical integrator in 2016. And Milk and Eggs - a digital platform providing...

  43. Nick Thompson: Why a Banker Quit His Job to Host Spearfishing & Lobster Hunting Adventures | #110

    Today our guest is Nick Thompson. The host of the Airbnb Experience Kelp Forest Spearfishing Adventure. And the host of Airbnb Experience Lobster Hunting After Dark. Prior to taking people spearfishing and lobster hunting full time, Nick was a Private Banker at Wells Fargo. Learn more about Nick:...

  44. Fitness Roundtable: Winston Ma and Chris Chou weigh in on exercise, diet, and common misconceptions |#109

    We've invited our friends Winston Ma and Chris Chou to do a fitness round table with us. Lee moderates the conversation while Winston, Chris, Andrew, and Will talk about their fitness journey, workouts, diet, and common misconceptions.

  45. Matt Wang: Pushing beyond mental and physical limits to run 200+ mile ultramarathons | #108

    Today our guest is our friend Matt Wang. Matt has run 3 Boston marathons, the Wasatch 100 miler, the Moab 240 miler. And he just completed the Bigfoot 200 miler in Washington state. Matt is currently chasing the triple crown of ultra running. With the last race being the Tahoe 200. This unique...

  46. Brian Wong: How a Chinese American Witnessed Alibaba's Historic IPO during China's Meteoric Rise | #107

    Brian is a Chinese American entrepreneur and investor. He was the first American and the 52nd employee to join Alibaba Group, where he contributed to the company’s early globalization efforts and served as Jack Ma’s special assistant for international affairs. During his 16-year tenure, Brian...

  47. Paul Elliott: An AI engineer's exploration of identity as a Korean Adoptee | #106

    Today’s guest is our friend Paul Elliott. Paul is the Director for the AI/ML department at pharmaceutical and biotechnology company, GSK. His team is responsible for the AI/ML services and infrastructure that enable researchers to leverage advanced AI. To develop novel therapies to existing...

  48. Besties Debrief - On journaling and other things | #105

    In this episode, Will, Lee, and Andrew reflect on takeaways from Ron Wong and Brian Liu episodes. We talk about journaling and other topics.

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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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