Author: Will Chou

I am the the founder of this site and I am grateful you are here to be part of this awesome community. I help hard-working Asian American Millennials get rich doing work they love.

11 Things We Learned About Ourselves Thanks to COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced most of us into a quarantine lifestyle that’s become the new normal. Because of this situation, we’ve had to become aware of new ideas. I wanted to compile a list of what we should take away from living a quarantined life for our self-growth. Some of these things are something… Continue reading 11 Things We Learned About Ourselves Thanks to COVID-19

Why Personality Tests Are Important (And Which Is Best)

“It takes far more energy and work to improve from incompetence to mediocrity than it takes to improve from first-rate performance to excellence.” ― Peter F. Drucker, Managing Oneself If you want to up-level your performance in life, you’ve got to try personality tests. As the Peter Drucker quote above explains, knowing your strengths and… Continue reading Why Personality Tests Are Important (And Which Is Best)

6 Success Principles the Best Poker and Chess Players Have in Common

Given the popularity of and my interest in the new Netflix show Queen’s Gambit, I’m releasing a podcast episode about success principles I’ve found from the top chess and poker players. This episode sources its advice from my research of some of the best poker and chess players of all time. I’ve read books by… Continue reading 6 Success Principles the Best Poker and Chess Players Have in Common

DustinNotJustin – From Miserable to Dream Job with Gary Vaynerchuk (& Pokemon Card Investing Talk)

Today, I interview DustinNotJustin, who works for the famous entrepreneur and social media mogul Gary Vaynerchuk. You’ll learn about his story. He started off miserable at a job that he took for the money and managed to obtain his dream job making content for Gary. We also discuss the Pokemon card collecting and investing market.… Continue reading DustinNotJustin – From Miserable to Dream Job with Gary Vaynerchuk (& Pokemon Card Investing Talk)

Tim “DeLaGhetto” Chantarangsu on How Asian American Can Reach More of Their Potential

We have one of the most respected, recognized OG YouTubers in the house. I’ve been watching his YouTube videos for several years now, and I’ve seen him grow into a dominant force on YouTube — and maintain his standing (which is hard in a competitive space). In this podcast episode, we’re all about helping young… Continue reading Tim “DeLaGhetto” Chantarangsu on How Asian American Can Reach More of Their Potential

Michael Sartain on How to Build a Social Circle of High-Value Men and Women

In this podcast episode, I talk with Michael Sartain, a millionaire TV star on Millionaire Matchmaker, an Air Force veteran, Las Vegas resident, red carpet host, and social media influencer. This interview has been one of my favorites since it’s packed with knowledge bombs. We talk about: fashion advice the lifestyle of the Las Vegas… Continue reading Michael Sartain on How to Build a Social Circle of High-Value Men and Women

12 Philippines Travel Tips Learned from My Epic Solo Trip

Last year, I went traveling to the Philippines for the first time on my own. Top travel bloggers, like Nomadic Matt, have written extensively about the benefits of solo travel. And from personal experience, I will say I learned a lot from my journey. I journaled down some of my top lessons learned because I… Continue reading 12 Philippines Travel Tips Learned from My Epic Solo Trip

The Most Valuable Financial Lesson (and First Thing to Learn)

One law of financial wealth is “spend less than you make.” It sounds easy enough but every year, without fail, celebrities go bankrupt by ignoring this financial lesson. Mike Tyson went bankrupt by spending millions of dollars on his birthday. 50 cent went bankrupt. Will Smith spent the million dollars he made from his first… Continue reading The Most Valuable Financial Lesson (and First Thing to Learn)

An Experiment on Self-Care for Men: My Luxury Products Haul

Because of my lifestyle, values, and upbringing, I have prided myself in being thrifty and cost-cutting. Sometimes, I get to Joy from spotting good deals and Bargains no one else has body before. I’ve gotten luxury dress shoes and entire gourmet meals for bargain basement prices Buy shopping for offers and looking at used products.… Continue reading An Experiment on Self-Care for Men: My Luxury Products Haul