Today, I’ll be talking to neil and vibhav. In their later years of high school, neil and vibhav began working at Top Golf — and in this episode, they’ll give practical tips on how to make work more fun, good workplaces to just get some extra money, and lessons learned from working.

Today, I’ll be talking to Julia Meah. I’ve known Julia since freshman year and she’s always communicated a passion for activism and discussion around racial inequality on a more subtle, social level. Julia slowly grew her TikTok page for over 1 and a half years and is now boasting over 60K followers and over 3.3 million likes. Everybody, please welcome Julia Meah.

Today, I’ll be cohosting with James Dong to talk to Kevin Jacob. Like many of us, Kevin began as an NFT skeptic. However, quickly his mind changed as he surrounded himself with friends that were invested in the new market. Overtime, Kevin got entrenched in the ecosystem, eventually launching his own project with some close friends. This major success lead Kevin and his team to start “selling shovels” in the NFT gold rush by creating an NFT launch hosting platform. Everybody, please welcome Kevin Jacob.

In this episode, I’ll be talking to Amod Daherkar. As a freshman, Amod took it upon himself to learn key private equity principles that later landed him a job at a Palo Alto PE firm called Ballator Trust. In addition to working 40 hours a week for this job, he also is leading 2 startups, both which have received funding and even has full time employees. In today’s episode, we’ll be talking about WalkThru.live — a VR application system he made for elderly people living in retirement homes. Everybody, please welcome Amod.

This episode I bring on James Dong. James is a longtime friend of mine and we’ve both always shared an entrepreneurial spirit. Throughout the school year, James worked as a server at Madam Maams, a thai restaurant located right next to the University of Texas. In this episode, James discusses the lessons he has learned from serving, and how he was able to balance it with a CS degree.

In this episode, I’ll be talking to Tanmay Patel. Tanmay is a rising senior at Michigan State University and has had a passion for music since high school. Through some contacts, he was able to land a gig as a music engineer, where Tanmay works with rappers and musicians to make beats and engineer the musical process.

In this episode, I’ll be talking to Sam Farber. Sam plays college football at the D1 level at Butler University. While balancing football, Sam has been selling products on Etsy, creating website development solutions, and gaining academic scholarships. Most recently, Sam also landed a job at JPMorgan Chase, working as an analyst in the Middle Market Banking and Specialized Industries. Today, Sam will talk about these ventures, how he got started in them, lessons he learned from football, and much more. Everybody, please welcome Sam to the show.

In this episode, I’ll be talking to Lucus Moustakas. Lucus’s first experience with NFT’s was only about 7 months ago when he bought a piece of art work attached to an NFT. Since then, Lucus’s curiosity became a serious hustle. He’s bought some of the most notorious NFT’s in the market such as Bored Ape Yacht Club, which had a peak floor price of $400K. In these short 7 months, Lucus has racked up over 7 figures and has also created derivative income flows such as a mentorship program and portfolio management gig. Everybody, please welcome Lucus to the show.

In this episode, I’m bringing on Zach Shrull, a really close friend and someone I respect a lot. Zach started working at HEB his junior year of high school and stuck with it for almost 5 years, accumulating over $50K as well as $10K in scholarships. Zach discusses the value in terms of life lessons of working an hourly job, how he leveraged it to later get an internship with dell, and more.