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The Anonymous Professor

The Anonymous Professor

By: Bryan Hong
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 Business school professor Bryan Hong chats with his guests about the challenges of finding a fulfilling career, investing, and what they wish they learned in school. His university's policy forbids him from mentioning where he works, so his institution must remain secret—hence the need to remain "anonymous."Bryan Hong Career Success Economics
Episodes
  • AI, The Hero's Journey, Meditation - Davis Fattedad (NYU Stern MBA)

    AI, The Hero's Journey, Meditation - Davis Fattedad (NYU Stern MBA)
    Oct 6 2025

    This is the second part of my chat with Davis Fattedad (originally from Episode 1). We continue our conversation and discuss AI, our meditation experiences, and the problem with education today.

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    1 hr and 29 mins
  • Letting go of your old identity - Davis Fattedad (NYU Stern MBA)

    Letting go of your old identity - Davis Fattedad (NYU Stern MBA)
    Oct 6 2025

    Davis Fattedad (Episode 1) returns again to the podcast. Because our discussion was so long, I cut our conversation into two episodes, where this is the first part of our chat. We talk about his process so far in shedding his old identity, and what he's learned so far.

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    43 mins
  • Risk Makes All the Difference - Samantha Wu (Ivey HBA)

    Risk Makes All the Difference - Samantha Wu (Ivey HBA)
    Sep 5 2025

    Recorded August 24, 2025


    I chat with Samantha Wu (Ivey HBA) a former student of mine. Samantha talks about her transitions from investment banking on Wall Street, to private equity, and ultimately to her becoming the founder of her own startup. Each transition was a step in her path to find more career fulfillment.

    ---Amazon link to my book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C5N6F1FV

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    1 hr and 34 mins
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