• Jeff Lau: Above Average BBC, Nationally Ranked Rock Climber, Wanted to Have a White Person's Head, Unclear About What Feelings Are

  • Dec 27 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 7 mins
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Jeff Lau: Above Average BBC, Nationally Ranked Rock Climber, Wanted to Have a White Person's Head, Unclear About What Feelings Are

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  • Once upon a time, I went to a co-working space in Taipei called the Hive, and that's where I met Jeff. It became immediately apparent that we had a lot in common, and we quickly built a ritual of talking about our shared perspectives over cheap sushi.

    We talked about identity things, expat things, Taiwan things, exercise things… but in the end, we talked the most about two things: money, and life fulfillment. And this episode contains a lot of that.

    Jeff is a BBC and has been living in Taipei for about a decade. Aside from people who have paid me money as an employee, he might be the person who has made me the most money in my life.

    In this episode, we talk about the pursuit of ego in various phases of life, wanting to decapitate himself and replace his head with a white kid’s head, his adventures in therapy and self-identity, and why he thinks rock climbing is the perfect and most challenging sport.

    Thanks, Jeff!
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