10. The F (ailure) Word ft. Calven Wang

Failure: the word we have learned to fear in an Asian household. In this episode, Calven Wang joins us with his perspective on how to overcome the fear of failure, relationship advice for singles, and how we can improve ourselves. He’s also got this bomb ass relationship with his mom that involves hugging. 

Highlights: 

• First break up with a girlfriend 
• The pressures from family to “be someone”
• From 1.49 GPA to being a TA 
• Being jealous in a relationship

Takeaway: 

• There is a difference between seeking comfort and seeking improvement
• Get life advice from people who don't know you very well 
• Many relationship issues can be resolved by bettering yourself 
• Unload your shit with different people rather than the same select few

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