EP 333 - Learn Why Patience and Persistence Are Key to Thriving as an Entrepreneur in Japan - Brian Yun - CEO of Woodstock

"I want Woodstock to be a go to place for any investing so whether you're investing in as you know, stocks or bonds or crypto and FX, whatever that is. And our priorities will obviously change, and things would take a long time, but for sure, Woodstock could be a good, a good place where people trust and, you know, they if I go there, I can get valuable advice, advices, and not like, recommend, stock recommends, but like, as in, like, you know, just people just giving, you know, coaching, like, oh, you know, this is, this is a good book, or this is a, you know, how you should think, like, that kind of advice, right? So this is where people should come for the community. They're valuable community, and also for easy access to markets, and also easy access to a bunch of different financial products, but also just be a better, you know, financial literate. Just increase your literacy in the markets, and therefore just become a better professional." - Brian Yun The Asia Tech Podcast spoke with Brian Yun, a co-Founder and CEO of Woodstock, during which we explored key insights from his entrepreneurial journey. His experiences in engineering, trading, and tech, have equipped him with a unique skill set that he has leveraged to build Woodstock. Some of the topics that Brian discussed in detail: How patience and persistence are essential for sustaining a business through its formative years. How his engineering background helps him understand and build complex systems. The immense power of social media in building audience, community and engagement. Investing is as much about understanding human psychology as it is about financial acumen. The importance of improving financial literacy and empowering individuals to make informed investment decisions.

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