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"Probs not a good idea... eh do it anyway," said a tipsy Meg. Skincare, dating, spending, gratitude, career, minimizing regret... you can always count on Reddit to give unfiltered, tried-and-true life advice. And what better way to review said advice than with a couple glasses of red wine?! Tune in to hear some (hopefully) wisdom and tough love from drunk Meg, as I uncover: the balance between saving for the future and living in the now, the importance of standards in dating in your twenties, the power of appreciation and gratitude in friendships, finding fulfillment after graduation, & why you need to wear sunscreen. Like, now. Grab a glass of red wine and join me! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. Leave me a rating/review ★★★★★ on Spotify and Apple, I would love to hear your feedback! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In a span of a couple days, Vittorio and I went from “hmm kinda wanna try snowboarding,” to sinking hundreds of dollars into gear and tumbling down the bunny hill on Cypress Mountain. What followed were months of tripping on the ski lifts, addicting adrenaline, and Nick's graceful Tai Chi moves. In this (unintentionally comedic) conversation, Nick, Vittorio, and I reminisce on our season — from funniest memories, to biggest challenges, to everything falling face-first in snow taught us about grit, mastery, gratitude, and “Yes” theory, ultimately carving an unforgettable chapter of making the most of our twenties! || This episode features Nicholas Yee and Vittorio Chiu. You can connect with Nick and Vittorio on Instagram at @nick.yeee and @vittoriochiu, and check out episodes 10 and 8 of this podcast for their past features! Also check out Nick's podcast, "It's Time For Recess" (@_itstimeforrecess on Instagram). || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

You ever feel like a slave to your life instead of the one in the driver's seat? Whether it's demands from people, work, your emotions, your body, or the things you've overcommitted to, it's common to feel like you're constantly playing catch-up. I'd been living like this for months, until I decided that enough was enough — and I booked myself a two-day retreat, secluded in nature in a small cove nearby. It changed my life. With tough journaling prompts, personal epiphanies, retreat tips, and more, tune in to learn how you can also finally get your life together through reflection, intentionality, a plan, and action — and how it all unfolded for me, bringing me back to the driver's seat of my life. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. Leave me a rating/review ★★★★★ on Spotify and Apple, I would love to hear your feedback! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Quitting your 9-5 to pursue your passion full-time sounds sexy on paper — but solopreneurship comes with its own set of considerations. In this episode, I sit down with Samson, a freelance videographer who's gone on the journey of working a day job and running his own business! We cover his unfiltered story, from unexpected challenges to pivotal decisions. Why is discipline 10x more powerful than motivation? Are your passions and your day job mutually exclusive? What truly makes an authentic content creator? And the golden question is: Is it all worth it? || This episode features Samson Ngo, founder of Sang Media. Check out Sam's work on Instagram at @sang.media and TikTok @sangmedia! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Food is such a big part of our lives, but how do our food choices, in turn, impact the world? In this episode, Theo and Sandy speak on mindful and sustainable eating, what it looks like, and why it's important — plus actions and facts you can add to your toolkit to be a more conscious consumer, today. Get your notepads out and let's learn unconventional sustainability facts, the importance of climate labelling, and how what and where you eat create ripple effects on the globe as a whole. || This episode features Theo Guevara and Sandy Wan, Co-Founders of Lighter Foodprint! Check out Lighter Foodprint at www.lighterfoodprint.com and on Instagram at @lighterfoodprint. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Become an investment banker or build a startup to help students all across the country? Cyrus Moradian, Co-Founder of WizePrep, chose the latter. Ten years later, Cyrus reflects on his experience as Co-Founder of WizePrep (formerly BeatYourCourse), from the mindset behind taking the leap, to lessons and hardships from building a startup, to microhabits for exponential impact. Beyond entrepreneurship, tune in for frameworks for optimizing your twenties, from regret minimization to the power of association! || This episode features Cyrus Moradian, Co-Founder of WizePrep! You can check out WizePrep at www.wizeprep.com and on Instagram at @wizeprep. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Graduation! Your first job! Moving out? Finding a... partner?! Woah, slow down. After graduating from school, the world truly becomes our oyster —  how do we navigate this impending ambiguity, with utmost intention? Does adulthood ever get "easier"? How do we snap out of hustle culture and appreciate what we've worked so hard to achieve? How was high school and university, in hindsight? Join Georgia, Arlene, and I as we come full circle with our thoughts (pun intended) on navigating our twenties and the quarter-life themes we'll inevitably face. || This episode features Georgia Cato and Arlene Nguyen from the Full Circle Podcast! You can check out their podcast on Instagram at @fullcirclepodcastx, or connect with Georgia and Arlene at @georgia_cato and @arlenebnguyen. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Being givers and overachievers creates the perfect storm for neglecting our own needs — thankfully, self-isolation forced us to confront ourselves and realign our energy. How do we juggle self-identity after graduating from a prestigious business school? How have we addressed our people-pleasing tendencies and learned to set boundaries? How do we help others by helping ourselves first? Is life "too long" or "too short" and what does that mean for decision-making? Tune in for a therapeutic, reflective chat about looking inwards so we can be better outwards! || This episode features Theo Guevara! You can connect with Theo via his email at theo.g.guevara@gmail.com or LinkedIn at /in/theoguevara/. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Real talk. What differentiates a true friend from a fairweather friend? What do adult friendships look like? What needs should a friend fulfill? What are some green flags to seek or red flags to watch out for? How do you set boundaries? How can knowing your attachment style and love language(s) benefit your friendships? Is there a "right" way to approach friendships and friend groups? What does healthy conflict look like? How do you prioritize your own needs without compromising those of others? How does one MAKE friends in their twenties? I'm 93% extroverted and spend lots of time with people. Here's what I've learned about friendships over the past 23 years! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

"Hey dad, I'm dropping out of UBC to join a pyramid scheme." From an outsider perspective, that's crazy — but is it really? From being immigrants with social anxiety, to model minorities, to business experimenters, to now: Jay and Jo followed the least-conventional path. What does adversity teach us about work ethic? Does money buy happiness? How does one balance ambition and peace, or ego with self-actualization? Fuelled by White Claw, tune in for honest stories that may reframe your perspectives on life and success. || This episode features Joseph Lieu and Jay Wang! You can connect with Joseph and Jay on Instagram at @josephlieuu and @notjaywang, or LinkedIn at /in/josephlieu/ and /in/jay-wang-75a732150/. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Have you ever dreamt of leaving your current comfort zone and moving abroad to start a new life? For Marian, this dream became reality! Starting off as an aspiring CPA with a comfortable offer at a Big 4 firm, Marian soon realized that she could be destined for more — and with courage and grit leading the way, she started her next chapter in Copenhagen, Denmark. Tune in to hear her journey, decision processes, and pivotal learnings along the way! || This episode features Marian Lee! You can connect with Marian on Instagram at @marianlee_ or reach out on LinkedIn at www.linkedin.com/in/marianmylee. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

From unable to afford rent to launching a design school; from abandoning lawyer dreams to working at Google. Ex-Googler and Startup Founder Mackenzie took a path only he knew was right, but that he himself couldn't even predict. How does design thinking apply to real-life decision-making? How much does money *really* matter in choosing your first career? How do you know when to keep persevering or give up completely on a dream? Tune in to hear raw stories and advice from the one who's lived through it. || This episode features Mackenzie Derival, Co-Founder of Node App and Founder of Design Alpha. You can reach out to Mackenzie on LinkedIn at "Mackenzie Derival" and Instagram at @ytmack77, and check out Design Alpha at www.JoinDesignAlpha.com! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

A growth mindset is when one believes that their most basic abilities can be developed through dedication and hard work. After all, effort and stepping beyond comfort is the only way to grow — but why do so many become stagnant in their twenties? At this age, nobody's responsible for you but yourself; a growth mindset is critical to maximizing your potential in physical health, career goals, relationships, learning, and more. In this episode, I share five signs of a growth mindset, with details and examples developed from personal experience! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Boisy Music was born when two very different people joined their passions for music. But this isn't just another passion project — behind the scenes, Boris and Moises walked unique journeys before meeting in 2021. From starting a new life in Canada alone to dropping out of business school, tune in to hear the unfiltered path that led to Boisy, principles of building from ground zero, the power of focus, finding purpose in chaos, and everything in between. || This episode features Moises Mendez and Boris Huang, the creators of Boisy Music. Check out their work on Spotify, SoundCloud, Twitter, TikTok, and more at @BoisyMusic, and say hi on Instagram @BoisyMusic, @oh.heymoises, and @borisshuang! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How does scrolling Instagram make you feel? What's behind the highlight reel? Social media is all fun and games until it hurts self-image — and takes hours of your precious time. As content creators in the self-development space, Sophia and I share our honest thoughts on the influencer market, the importance of vulnerability, and how we approach social media consumption AND creation for better mental health. Tune in for practical tips and lived insights on digital (and real-life!) intentionality. || This episode features Sophia Yuna Cheong, personal development YouTuber and Podcaster. You can find Sophia's work on Instagram @sophiayunacheong and @itsuncomfortablycomfortable, YouTube at "Sophia Yuna Cheong," and her podcast "Uncomfortably Comfortable" on Spotify, Apple, and more. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Being an immigrant and growing up with labels, Katrina faced a rocky journey juggling her identity. In this episode, she shares how she cultivated self-love and confidence to shamelessly embrace who she is. Let's talk about overcoming stereotypes, the power of gratitude, building self-empathy, finding intrinsic worth, and our outlooks on how to live life to its fullest — plus honest advice we'd give to our younger selves! || This episode features Katrina Del Rosario. You can connect with Katrina on Facebook at www.facebook.com/katrinajoyceee, Instagram at @katrinamelody, or LinkedIn by searching her full name. || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How do I practice self-therapy? Which success tips are actually myths? How does knowing your Myers-Briggs Personality Type help you build self-awareness and better your relationships? Welcome to part 2 of 23 gamechangers I learned by 23, where I dive into the topics of learning, habits, mindset, and success. Let's chat about entering flow state, the value of time, documenting memories, my favourite lifechanging quotes, and the power of acting on your personal strengths! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Exercise, dating, friendships, family, and more... 23 years on this planet has taught me a lot. Through countless experiences that I can describe as rewarding, embarrassing, difficult, and eye-opening, this episode is part one of 23 things I learned by age 23. Tune in to hear my take on staying fit, being selective with your energy, navigating family relationships, the power of communication in dating, the secret to appearing confident, and the biggest thing I credit my lasting friendships to. Enjoy this short n' sweet spill of lessons and stories! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

What do Channing Tatum, shawarma, and the CPA buzz all have in common? They're all part of my and Radhika's interesting friendship history, filled with funny stories, piping hot tea, and a little bit of trauma. Though this public convo had to be filtered to an extent, tune in for some shits n' giggles — including our impression of the dating scene in Europe, experience at a Big 4 leadership conference, and why I wore five layers of pants when I showed up to Radhika's dorm room in Edinburgh. Enjoy! || This episode features Radhika Kuchibhatla. You can connect with Radhika on Instagram at @rads.kuch! || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Your first internship might feel scary... but it doesn't have to be! With combined experience at 9+ major companies, my fellow UBC Sauder Marketing friends Mira, Zoe, Renzelle, and Katrina hosted a ClubHouse chat to share our TOP internship tips, tricks, and stories to help set you up for success. Tune in for a candid talk about owning up to mistakes, facing imposter syndrome, building business relationships, how to measure success, and more — all compiled through our personal experiences! || This episode features UBC Sauder School of Business Marketing Students/Alumnae Mira Hayra, Zoe Zhang, Renzelle Mendoza, and Katrina Del Rosario. You can connect with us via LinkedIn by searching our full names with "UBC Sauder School". || Follow @iminmytwenties on Instagram and check out www.megkuang.com/podcast to stay up to date! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app