ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this compilation episode hosted by Edric Poon, Daniel Suh, general partner at Gold House Ventures and a former corporate lawyer, describes the guilt second-generation Asian Americans feel toward immigrant parents, and why that pushes many toward prestige careers. He recounts five years in consulting with senior military and government clients, a Northwestern JD/MBA, and summers at a big law firm and a private equity firm. A verbal private equity offer left him feeling he had climbed the wrong mountain. Executive coach Pooja Venkatraman argues burnout comes from the mental soundtrack running during work, not the hours worked. Jeremy Au says purpose, not happiness, sustains effort, citing his army service.
E713 Daniel Suh, General Partner at Gold House Ventures
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BayAbDaMGM
E712 Pooja Venkatraman, Executive Coach
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eG25OpGZ66c
E720 Jeremy Au on Life Self Mastery with Rohit Malhotra
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GVydLTmN8c
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