Incomplete Guide to Life

The Incomplete Guide to Life was born from my love of conversations that make the world feel bigger, that allow me to meet versions of myself that are possible and make me feel like anything is possible. In this series, I explore topics around career choices, niche passions and how our past both the triumphs but particularly the challenges, shape the people we become today.

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  EP4: The Doctor Who Went to McKinsey to Understand Big Pharma From the Inside: Reynolds Tang-Smith on Reinventing Health From the Ground Up

  Sep 16, 20262h 6mS1

  <p>Reynolds has quite possibly the most varied resume you've ever seen: physiologist, McKinsey consultant, DJ, retreat facilitator, angel investor, co-living founder, and now integrative-medicine practitioner. His curiosity traces all the way back to childhood, where witnessing his loved ones' experience with alcoholism shaped his passion for health and to become an endlessly experimental person. He studied physiology and economics, treated his own body as the lab and became convinced that the modern healthcare system isn't built around keeping people healthy but rather stopping them from getting sicker. So he did something counterintuitive: he joined McKinsey to understand the machine...

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  EP03: The Recovering High Achiever: Eric Liu on Burnout, Following What Makes You Feel Alive, and Sitting With Your Feelings

  Sep 4, 20261h 55mS1

  <p>Eric Liu grew up in a slow-paced New Zealand environment, raised by "typical typical Asian parents," until something flipped at 15: he went on New Zealand's Got Talent in a pirate costume, playing Pirates of the Caribbean on piano blindfolded, to impress a girl. It didn't work, but that year he won "best all-round boy," and that first taste of being above average kicked off a decade of chasing achievement: a University of Auckland scholarship, a top-eight finish at a global Microsoft competition beating teams from Harvard and Princeton — all, he'd only later realise, driven by a deep fear of be...

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  EP02: Chasing Prestige to Choosing Hard Things: Jassis Chen on Turning Rejection Into Redirection

  Aug 29, 20262h 6mS1

  <p>Jassis Chen started out doing exactly what she was "supposed" to — studying commerce / law, doing prestigious internships, going for leadership roles in student societies. Then COVID hit, she dropped law, went all-in at her first job at a private equity firm, then made her way into McKinsey off-cycle. A few years later she left it all behind to move solo to New York, a dream she's had ever since she was young.</p><p>In this episode, Jassis breaks down how she learned to "eat sh*t" and choose the hard thing on purpose, why every failure she's ever ha...

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  EP01: From 180 No's a Day to Millions in Revenue: Nathan Liang on Turning Awkwardness Into a Superpower

  Jul 16, 20261h 34mS1

  <p>Nathan Liang started out broke, awkward, and doing 100%-commission door-to-door charity sales — getting told "no" roughly 180 times a day. That rejection became the foundation for a career that took him from charity sales to building Rumble Boxing into a $1M+/year business, then closing major deals with property developers at Arc Energy.</p><p>In this episode, Nate breaks down how he turned his natural awkwardness into his biggest sales asset, why the discomfort of a hard conversation only exists before you start it (never during), how "state control" turns anxiety into excitement, and why skipping university gave him an e...

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