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Today we're talking with Chris Yeh. He's got a large tech background going all the way back to the 90s, but we're going to talk a little bit about the tech bubble, the earlier one, back in the 90s, the crash, the mood, what entrepreneurs were thinking about and what that has to do with what entrepreneurs were thinking about today.

We're going to talk about whether or not you need an MBA, whether that's outdated thinking, that type of education is still necessary.

We're also going to talk about the deeper stuff, like finding meaning in your work and your life, dealing with the psychological challenges of entrepreneurship, and figuring out what we call your life portfolio, how it manages to deliver income, upside growth, and happiness.

So enjoy this one with Chris Yeh.

Tell us what you do in one sentence, because your bio is like the first part of a book.

So I'll actually cheat and use the sentence that I came up with for my friend Ben Kaznoka and Reed Hoffman's prior book.

My mission statement in life is to help interesting people do interesting things.

Nice. Okay. That's super vague. Congratulations. That's like McGyver member when they had the Phoenix Foundation and they were like, yeah, we help people solve problems.

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