Hi Cherry and Jean, I just wanted to say that your videos are truly empowering. I am learning a lot, and I have acquired a fresh perspective from Vu Tran. Thank you for all of this educational content. Both of you are truly inspiring.

Why are they standing up?

One day, the episode will be about our Startup😁

Nice episode, sisters!

my bad if this sounds weird 😭 but you two look at each other with so much admiration, it’s really sweet! great video, i’m looking forward to the second season :)

I didn't like the host,

That was hilarious! It was even funnier on the podcast.

the one on the right tho

Randomly stumbled on your content and loved this episode - incredibly wholesome and relatable! You guys have great humour and bond well, keep it up.

i love this podcast! it feels like I'm listening to older sisters I wish I had

I love your work a lot . I learn a lot. I think what I find particularly valuable is tidbits from your school, work & life experience, especially business school, that seep through, because I didn't attend one. Which makes the Roelof interview my fav. I am an alum of YC but that's a story for another day. 17:01 Took me a few searches to get the spelling of WWOOFing right. I like the idea, I think it can cure depression and potentially other similar issues in a lot of people. Cheers from Kenya!

Great episode, new format rocks, and another great guest. I almost skipped this episode because I had no idea what a Y combinator was, sounds like a tool for genetic engineering. But Vu was spitting wisdom and sharing thought provoking perspectives. I’m so glad I tuned in.

I love you so much I really connect very depth top one % conversation, plus Jena you look so beautiful fresh and healthy ❤

Great video ❤, also that 2% is paid back through the carry.

OH GOD! SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL

This was a great episode! I love that you bring in guests from underprivileged backgrounds.

Say they are same shit without saying they are same shit

Y'all plz stop over editing these. When there's no space for the convo to breathe, it's feels so out of place.

Good to know that Brooke is an ENFJ. I’m an INTJ.

Cherie explained it well. Candidly, I think this could be a great way to explain it as well if this gets asked as an interview question.

Cherie made some good points in this one. Cheers, thank you for the great content.

I'd love a in depth analysis of what worked and did not work in past rel's to help inform the future.

This is a great series right here

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24:57 WOW (kept saying it in sync with you guys over & over again)! xD What an incredibly valuable chat! I feel SO HYPED UP with David's persona. :D Jean & Cherie, you guys did so well with these questions. The format is excellent! So excited for everything lined up for season 3. Woohoo!! My biggest takeaways from the conversation are: 1. alter your perception to "lower the stakes" & just "throw yourself all in" 2. forget the rejections, let it wash off of you. (and, DILMO, of course!) ~ and, oh, Hello from India!!

I really like your content

I am just listening to this current junior in undergrad and I’m still deciding if I want to get my mba or not something is telling me I want to but the downside would be the cost and me being able to pay for it bc I really don’t want to go into debt or have to pay ALOT out of pocket

So complicated

Great episode! You're both growing as content creators and I hope the internet rewards your hard work with views and new subscribers. Jean, you look naturally beautiful in this episode; you're practically glowing. When you asked him, "What advice would you give your 29 or 35-year old self?" He responded, "Throw yourself into your work." It looked like your soul left your body for 3-4 seconds. I wish we could see your thought bubble in that moment. 😊 We're all looking forward to more great content like this. Keep going.

Love the contents. But I can’t manage to go through the entire video due to the excessive usage of the filler word “like” by the speakers.

YESSS SO HYPED 🤍 honestly as a young corporate girly this podcast gives me life! I don’t have any other friends/family in corporate, so this helps me a lot. Thank you both for all the amazing work you do to put this together.

wow

Really enjoyed the interview, thanks for putting it together! Loved the takeaway section especially, helps to hear your thoughts and impressions on things. :)

I've taken it twice and gotten ESFP (Entertainer) both times!

It’s great to see you all... Here's an update about my mmy issue. Days have passed, and almost every day I’ve been thinking about my mommmyy issue. I think it’s time for me to face myself honestly. The snow that day was as white and pure as ever, and the wind howled past me from time to time. As each snowflake melted into water, the cold seeped through my body-no, not my body, but my heart. Like everyone else, there are seasons in there, spring, summer, autumn, and winter, but that day was definitely winter. I walked in the midst of the cold winter, and the destination was as far as love. I didn’t stop, and Jean’s podcast update popped up, just like a coffee shop by the roadside, and I saw it. A minute later, I lit a cigarette! every puff was like a kiss with loneliness. Gradually, a woman’s voice reached my ears, familiar, warm. I felt like a small boat far out in the ocean, drifting for years, passing through many harbors, only to realize that if the heart never feels at home, the boat will never dock. Is she the winter coat or the dawn’s shore? I don’t know. She’s smart, she’s warm. She’s the angel from my dreams. She’s the warm cup of coffee on a cold night. She’s the clear water in the boundless desert. After all, love is always something that intoxicates you.

I live in a wildfire area and I invest in serious air purifiers because of this exactly. There’s only two air purifiers on the market that can purify wildfire air, austin air and iqair (probably the multigas). I use austinair because it’s got a massive filter that’s good for five years and is purely mechanical, so there’s very limited power draw. I looked up that airdoctor thing you mentioned and didn’t spend a ton of time but it seemed like just a hepa filter with activated carbon. Austinair and iqair have offerings that go beyond that which you’d need for wildfire.

It was banned in Europe years ago. That’s because Europe’s approach to health regulation is that manufacturers have to prove something is safe. Whereas ours is that we have to prove its harmful.

Gracias por su contenido señoritas

As a Software Engineer when I clicked on Networking 101 I wasn’t expecting this. Still ended up listening and must say it’s great!

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this video was so Love how you both make it feel like I'm chatting with my own sisters! Your recommendations are spot on!😍

I haven’t watched yet. I’m only a minute in. BUT when I was 5 years old my dad had me calling realtors and asking “hi, I’m calling about your house for sale on _____ how many beds, baths, square footage, anything else I need to know? Okay thank you” and before gps was a thing I was the one that had to get out and ask the cashier at 7-11 “how do I get to ______” and that has helped more than annnnything. I’ve never been scared to talk to anyone. I’ll talk to anyone, everyone, whenever, wherever. And so I’ve done the same w my children and hope they do the same w theirs and so on. I even have my 2yo ordering her own food when we go places (and obviously my 4 & 6 yo do the same) I let them talk to cashiers, waitresses, ask employees “excuse me where can we find _____” even though I know exactly where it is. EXPOSURE from a young age will help leaps and bounds. And any adult ever is always mind blown at how social my kids are. So if you’re not doing this, START TODAY! It’s so beneficial for social skills in the future. Anyway, back to the video (:

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200k for this? No thanks

Hey! Can you get more people from the journalism profession as your guest.

Hi I currently started listening got this episode recommended to me by KZbin love it so far

"Romantic Blunder" is a crazy way to say divorced lmfao

This is a helpful perspective to not try to over complicate a decision related to career trajectory, and taking a long term view. In the long term view, impact of short term setbacks could be mitigated. In fact short term setbacks, early on, can lead to better long term outcomes.

That’s 52 people 😂

Great episode per usual, though it was literally all over the place😂. Your comments on the displaced black and brown families in Altadena are very astute. When real estate, and owning your own home, is the primary vehicle to create and transfer generational wealth in many US communities, the loss of these homes to wildfire, and the previous cancellations of home insurance policies in these areas, literally prevent these middle class families from sustaining and transferring wealth.