Expat tax CPA (US) Grace Taylor shares advice on how to optimize taxes as an expat – whether you’re a company employee, digital nomad, or early retiree.
Credit card application tips for earning big sign up bonuses and rewards (what’s working in 2020) with Dave Grossman (HYW016)
I talk with Dave Grossman, travel loyalty program consultant & credit card rewards expert, about how to optimize credit card travel rewards (what’s working in 2020). It’s chock full of tips, strategies, and insights you do NOT want to miss…
Growing multiple niche blogs with Jeff Campbell (HYW012)
I talk with Jeff Campbell, who spent more than 2 decades in the corporate world before starting an online side hustle with niche blogs. He plans to solopreneur full time starting in 2020.
16 essential estate planning checklist topics to protect your family and give you peace of mind (HYW009)
Estate planning: a detailed checklist, plus advice about lawyers and CPAs.
What a healthcare PhD learned at McKinsey about “relationship capital” that helped him create a new career as a Ruby on Rails software developer
“Part of job satisfaction is knowing that you’re doing a really good job.” – Adarsh Pandit, thoughtbot
How a college grad without programming experience started a Y Combinator company and created a blog with hundreds of thousands of readers
Paul Graham was like, “This could be the Altair Basic.” – Jason Shen, Ridejoy
How a former Peace Corps volunteer addressed criticisms of “selling out” to Wall Street, and now leverages his finance and consulting experience to serve as a mayor
“One of the important messages Harvard imparted on all of its graduates was that you should focus on tri-sector competence.” – Yiaway Yeh, Palo Alto mayor
Why this cardiologist left medicine for the business world, and how one of his patients who died defined what matters most to him
“Just listening and communicating, even if it takes some extra time out of your day, is extraordinarily important.” – Tarun Mahajan, doctor and BCG consultant
How this White House intern landed a job in the West Wing as Deputy Associate Director of the National Economic Council, and then founded a venture-backed company worth millions
“If you make a line from the Oval Office to people’s offices in the West Wing, and you measure that distance, there is definitely a correlation with IQ.” – Jonathan Swanson, former White House staffer
The biggest entrepreneurship lessons this science major learned in two failed attempts starting a company, before nailing it the third time with a multi-million dollar venture-backed food startup
“In a startup, there are many situations where you just don’t know what you’re supposed to do because you’ve never seen it before. But it’s also really exciting because you get experience you may never get in a traditional job.” – Kevin Yang, EAT Club
