Pak Hou Chau is a 23-year-old entrepreneur, investor, and speaker. Since becoming an entrepreneur at the age of 16, Pak has built five consumer tech startups and has successfully exited two of them. Pak is also a personal development enthusiast, a productivity expert, a personal organization consultant, and the ultimate believer in humanity. During this episode, Pak Hou Chau will share the massive lessons learned as a young serial entrepreneur. Find out how the major wins and losses made him the strongest person possible both professionally and personally. Learn to prevent money from affecting your ego and judgment while living with a true life purpose.   Links: Linkedin.com   Time Stamps: 02:03 - Pak Ho’s introduction and startup background 04:18 - “It’s that level of persistence, endurance, and that patience that you need to have in order to see long term results. Put in consistent work every single day.” - Chau Pak Ho 07:00 - The ups and downs of startups 16:16 - “Widen your world view a little so your first world problem doesn’t seem so big anymore. Get more perspective.” - Chau Pak Ho 17:02 - Living up to your father's expectations 23:38 - A platform for skateboarders, Pak’s third startup 36:09 - How money affects your ego and judgment 41:34 - The power of losing in entrepreneurship 45:50 - “Be yourself. Don’t try to compare yourself to someone else.” - Chau Pak Ho 47:46 - Living as a minimalist & living with a true life purpose

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