# Eugene Lee
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eugene lee Yang (born January 18, 1986) is a Korean-American filmmaker, actor, and internet celebrity, best known for his work with BuzzFeed (2013–2018) and The Try Guys (2014–present). Yang is also known for his work with various human rights and LGBTQ+ advocacy charities such as The Trevor Project.
== Early life and education ==
Yang, the only son of Korean immigrants Min-Young and Jae-Hong Yang, was born and raised in Pflugerville, Texas.
#195 Burnout Hides in plain sight (yet most high achievers ignore the signs)
You’ve read the symptoms list.
You’ve nodded at all of them.
And you’re still not sure if what you’re experiencing counts as burnout.
That uncertainty isn’t you being dramatic.
It’s burnout doing what it does best: disguising itself in the language high achievers are taught to be proud of.
I...
#196 Nic Collins: Depression, Therapy & Why Men Need to Build Community Together
In this episode of the Give Yourself Some Leeway, host Eugene Lee sits down with guest Nic Collins to analyze the specific pressures faced by high achievers.
They move past generic advice to discuss actionable strategies for managing burnout before it leads to total exhaustion.
If you have bee...
#198 Steve "Moby" Leitch: Resilience, Identity & Leading Under Pressure
Steve "Moby" Leitch is swimming the Oceans Seven channels — without a wetsuit, in brutal conditions.
But on this episode of Give Yourself Some Leeway, he reveals that the hardest current he's ever fought wasn't in the water. It was child visitation, addiction, and grief — and learning that look...
The Parable of the Sower - Which path and soil do I choose today?
In this homily, Fr. Eugene shares a story about the evil one’s most effective tool: the seed of discouragement. While it takes root quickly in most places, it cannot grow in a grateful heart. This ties directly into the Parable of the Sower, illustrating how different hearts respond to God's word...
#199 Melissa Hidrobo: From Luxury Retail to Burnout, Identity, Values & Redefining Success
After 20 years building a career in luxury retail — the title, the lifestyle, the Miami penthouse view — Melissa Hidrobo had everything that looked like success from the outside.
But on this episode of Give Yourself Some Leeway: the burnout recovery podcast for high achievers, she shares the mom...
80. The NIL Shamrock
Name, Image and Likeness “NIL” is explored in this episode. Eugene Lee, CEO and Managing Director of 3 Strand Sports, joins Andy to break down the pros and cons of the new frontier that the NCAA currently finds itself on. Eugene was featured on ESPN’s acclaimed “30 for 30” series in Morgan Spurlo...
New Rare Disease Center of Excellence and FDA Advances in Rare Disease
This week on The CheckRare Brief, we are joined by Eugene Lee, Head of CMI Media Group’s Rare Disease Division, for an industry perspective on some of the biggest developments in rare disease.CMI Media Group recently launched a Specialized Rare Disease Center of Excellence to scale precision mark...
A Delay is not Denial but Patience like a cocoon waiting for Transformation.
Fr. Eugene reminds us that waiting is not passive: it builds our faith. Like a butterfly strengthened through its struggle, we too can be transformed through life's difficulties.
When God is silent, we are not forgotten. A delay is not denial. Let us follow Mary's example of patient trust, even w...
When serving God is not about Perfection
Drawing on Cinderella's transformation, Fr. Eugene reminds us that criticism, shame and sin do not erase our dignity as God's children. "We do not wait for ourselves to be perfect" before serving Him.
Mission begins now, through the gifts and talents we have received. The sick witness through per...
When Serving God is not about Perfection
Drawing on Cinderella's transformation, Fr. Eugene reminds us that criticism, shame and sin do not erase our dignity as God's children. "We do not wait for ourselves to be perfect" before serving Him.
Mission begins now, through the gifts and talents we have received. The sick witness through per...
