I didn’t go to the Stanford GSB but your H-A-I-R looks great!

Why

You two are gorgeous

The hold and cold division is in every beverage section in Japan - pretty cool

To bad they are a massive scam and are a Japanese Temu

Love this!! ❤

It was an incredible year! Cheers to both sisters, and may they both prosper in 2025. May the year of the wood snake bring both sisters continued health and prosperity in 2025.

I love your guys podcast! I’m slowly listening to all of them. I’m in the corporate world now and feel like I’ve learned some of these tips along the way but also learned new ones. Thanks for all of the great content!

I love matcha! ❤

Acknowledging that this little chapter will end once you reach a certain height is honorable. This is motivation to keep going and I’m here for it. As someone who has started several businesses and got bored with them, I lacked reason and motivation behind my businesses. I’m just good at marketing myself 😂 honestly I am just a good sales woman and I fairly easily turned hobbies into money. And they all but one did very well. I just literally got bored 😢. So I love that you have purpose and drive behind your brand and product and may you keep those sheets of customer names as memorial alters of the beginning that you will always remember your humble beginnings, and the nostalgic moments of your purpose. God bless ladies!

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my algorithm is on point today. another great interview. thank you both so much.

such valuable content 🎉

Hi Cherie! I love your content-happy holidays! I had a question about entrepreneurship. As a first-gen with an Asian background, how did you approach the decision to pursue entrepreneurship instead of taking the corporate route, particularly from a financial perspective? I know money isn't everything, but I'm curious about how you and your sister weighed the trade-offs between entrepreneurship (higher risk, potentially high long-term earnings but lower short-term income) and the corporate path (stable & higher short-term income but potentially capped long-term growth). Thanks so much for your insights!

Hello, I am a follower from Nepal. Please keep on going with your work Ladies! 🙌

I’ve recently graduated with my undergraduate degree and inherited $17 million. Would you recommend starting my own company through self-education, or would it be better to pursue an MBA at Harvard? I’d love to hear your thoughts!

I am a mother and I watched this video 😅

Yo the pass down fee is wild lmao

I watched it like 3 times before I could even read the text; that was fun! 😂

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Ha! Both sisters are great entertainers and marketers. My favorite rapper is Rick Ross. Cherie, who is your favorite rapper?

Step 1: be Asian

Thank you

As someone who grew up and lived in the bay Bay Area and NYC, I feel like you guys represent the classic type a, yuppy girls in these cities

The excessive use of the word "like" made this really difficult to listen to, sorry! Otherwise, great advice.

Why? Ai is just an algorithm. I'm no professor, but I certainly enjoy writing, research too. Letting ai do it you takes the fun away, the achievement when you understand something. Or when the stupid little pieces of your world click into place, a fully formed puzzle. Do what you want, but you'll lose those moments for yourself if you ask ai to do it for you. Enjoy your whimsy-less life.

Leaving a comment here so the algorithm gods will help your channel. Following!

Love the channel

Did you post any videos about your application/stats for those who are planning to apply in the future?

Hello girls! This is my first time here and I'd like to know more about your opinions/tips on the relationship between a student and a college advisor. I'm a grad student from Brazil, doing both scientific iniciation and iniciation to teaching with the same teacher. I've been doing my best to form a great bond with her, because I know there's a lot to learn from her experience and she might help me with my academic carreer. Still, I'd like some advice on that, especially on stablishing limits and asserting my needs and desires. Thanks a lot for the video, I found it really helpful! I'd also like to make a reeding recomendation on this topic. There's a book called Ultralearning, it's really great, and there's a chapter dedicated to comunnicating with people from your field to ask for advice, help or feedback, even if you can only talk to them from e-mail or an insta dm, he teaches you how to leave an impression and make the best out of this oportunity.

Video contant is very nice

Really enjoyed this episode. Could y'all do another episode where you talk about different work situations and how to handle them? For example, if a coworker is being difficult, how to deal with that? If someone is stealing credit for your work, how to deal with that? etc

Can we elaborate on the white people topic..

Going because you want to have a Harvard MBA life experience is not a bad reason. As long as you know why you want to go and can justify your life decisions, it is fine. Not everything needs to be a economical justified decision. Nobody weighs the economical value of going on vacation to Hawaii or Vegas on whether it will benefit your career lol

I can totally relate to the feeling of having people close by when you're in school and enjoying your time in school. I think about it sometimes too after I finished grad school in 2016, and it was so much simpler back then. School had a set endpoint which is graduation, set goals which is to pass your classes, and a daily routine which is to show up to class. Nowadays, as an entrepreneur you set your own everything and that is a lot of fatigue, and you're not surrounded by peers as much, mostly employees. It's actually great to be able to confide in and vent to someone like your sister who's also a partner and has gone through similar situations. I'm glad I can reminisce the enjoy those memories and feelings from back in school. I'm looking forward to the next 10 years and what will come in the future as things get even better, and then I'll look forward to those moments where I can reminisce on the past again.

Thanks for this video Jean and Cherie. Whenever I felt uncomfortable even though the other person was nice, it usually meant that they were trying to sell me something. Sometimes people act this way when they’re trying to pitch me on a multilevel marketing scheme. Thankfully I didn’t fall for the pitch.

Good to know Cherie and Brooke will be going over venture capital. It’s a different beast than traditional LBOs, but both are important.

Cherie has the concept spot on. I like these finance videos. Both sisters are making moves; on to big things. I think they could do LBOs one day if they want to.

Throw money at a startup until it artificially destroys all competitors, then force a buyout of said competition, then layoff majority of staff, and package whatever is left over to make an obscene profit.

I really appreciate these kinds of round table talks. After interning at my first government agency service, I realized how much I dislike that "Corporate" and HR Friendly small talk. This gives it a candid 2nd perspective though!

Thank you

Well too damn bad💀❤

Honestly, I have no clue why this video doesn’t have more likes or views. You explained that concept wonderfully & concisely to me who is someone with 0 experience in this matter. Also the video quality seemed like it was from a famous influencer, your hook, captions, camera angle, and so much more, just everything was well put together. I don’t know if I have any feedback even, maybe use your back camera for slightly higher quality, maybe edit the video a little to make the colours pop more and be more attention grabbing. Not too sure but maybe give it a shot. Good job on the video I enjoyed it and learned from it, just be consistent and I’m sure you’ll gain traction with this. Best of luck.

I loved the role play conversation about the conflict resolution which is incredibly difficult but crucial to do, can you make an episiode regarding this for how to deal with difficult people - more of in a corperate business setting?

Can you talk more about the type of financial deals and investing tips and where your guy friends learn from?

Based on Red Lobster etc, it seems more like private equity is on the old colonial model. That is, show up, extract as much wealth as possible, and then get out. "Cutting costs and adding products" is great and all, but it's hard to see how you're "adding value before flipping a house" by selling the land under all the restaurants for $1.5B, and then making the franchisees pay rent on the land they used to own.

Well done, great analogy.

thank you

#5 should be on top of the list 😂

Sous Sdey (Hello) Tiger sister, I'm from Cambodia and also your new subscriber, yep I just found your channel 2 day ago and without turther ado I clicked the subscribe button😁. At first, when I read your previous working background, I got big eye-opened and astouding. You both is awesome. you're now in my favorite KZbin channel list. I hope you'll produce more quality videos and sharing good ideas especially life lesson, working experiences, and some thing kinda encouragement videos. Cheer🎉 I'll be express my feeling again later in the cmt section of your video.❤