Hello friends! I share my experience of travelling to Korea for a month on this episode. This is a solo episode - a little more intimate I suppose. Tune in to listen to me talking about my trouble with the airline I flew with, heated floors in all Korean apartments, unhelpful cultural practices during the pandemic, and my time with family and friends. 

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Food delivery services in Korea has changed drastically. Stress-eating at work is a thing. And I explain the Joe Rogan controversy to John, my long-time long-distance friend.

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David and I disagree AT LENGTH about whether we can accurately call Elon Musk one of the inventors of Tesla. We go back and forth in a heated exchange as we scour the library of information that is the internet. This episode is part 1 of our debate on who is the Greatest Inventor Of the Modern Era (70s to present day) - GOME. I think it's Elon Musk and David disagrees.

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David and I talk about his creative entrepreneurial pursuits, about one of my first dreams (becoming an author), productivity tips, therapy vs self-therapy, FOMO and inefficiencies when reading books, and predatory advertising. David and I both work in big tech and we have a lot of side things we pursue and take interest in. Here's David's Instagram profile.

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So here is my 8 year LSAT journey of 7 takes, taking me from a 140 diagnostic to a 173. This is not a journey I would recommend at all given the time it took me to get to the destination - its cost in time might be too high for many, if not most, people. Instead of a recommendation, I hope this story serves more as a companion to those who are facing challenges with the LSAT, have developed strong self-doubt because of a damn test, have had friends tell you that maybe it's time to quit, or find it hard to persist with optimism. If you're heavily struggling, you are not alone - it can be and was done. So here's my journey...

Actually, before I get started, I wanted to share some quick tips you can experiment with to help with LSAT performance:

The LSAT is the Law School Admission Test. LSAC.org is the the best source for current and accurate information about the LSAT.

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David and I talk about how the new year is celebrated differently in different cultures and take a stab at understanding the economics behind the volatile market and the upcoming interest rate hike. I also try to convince David that the government isn't as bad as he says. Disclaimer: we do not provide financial advice on this episode.

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John and I disagree at length about the repressive expression in the Korean media and its repercussions to the Korean people. We also appreciate how precious education is in this day and age.

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There are so many naysayers against the 9 to 5 "desk" job so I wanted to counter with some positive things about the job. I currently work at a 9 to 5 job myself and I strongly like it 👍. 

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I learned something cool during a Headspace session, read about another judgment fallacy we commonly make, and am baffled at how bad the Lakers are (Russell Westbrook is not a good fit). In this episode, I go at it alone as I recap my thoughts in the past few weeks.

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I don't drink coffee and I have functioned quite well without it for decades - academically and professionally. David is an avid coffee drinker ("knows how to brew coffee" level). In this first installment of "Convince Me" series, David and I weigh the pros and cons of coffee as we attempt to sway one of us to either drink or quit coffee. We also catch each other up in the first some minutes of the podcast.

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