We’re three Stanford grads sharing real-world insights on career growth, personal finance, and lifelong learning. Adulting can be hard, but we’re here to make it easier - one honest conversation at a time.
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Signup to Generate a PitchWe’re three Stanford grads sharing real-world insights on career growth, personal finance, and lifelong learning. Adulting can be hard, but we’re here to make it easier - one honest conversation at a time.
Recent episodes include "What Stanford Taught Us: 10. Continuous Learning / Staying in touch with classmates needs effort" (5 August 2025, 10 minutes), "What Stanford Taught Us: 9. I need to appreciate my own time" (5 August 2025, 14 minutes), and "What Stanford Taught Us: 8. Grit, grit, grit" (5 August 2025, 15 minutes).
Personally Speaking publishes roughly daily, with episodes averaging 21 minutes across 16 episodes.
Booking probability for Personally Speaking is 17%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Personally Speaking requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Personally Speaking's contact route on record: public web form.
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Personally Speaking is an education podcast with 16 episodes published.
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<p>Lessons that last beyond Stanford</p><p>In our final episode, we reflect on the biggest lessons Stanford taught us - not just in academics, but in building real connections that keep us growing as young...
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<p>Mastering the Art of “Me Time” at Stanford</p><p>Graduate school was a whirlwind, juggling classes, clubs, and everything in between, but one of the biggest lessons we learned was how to actually value our own time...
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<p>Ever wanted to hit snooze on life but somehow rolled out of bed and kept going?</p><p>Today, we’re diving into grit - those moments at Stanford when we had to push through self-doubt, sleepless hackathons, and all...
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<p>Ever wondered why some group projects feel like a sprint and others a marathon?</p><p>At Stanford, we quickly learned that grad school wasn’t a solo game. It was all about teaming up. In this episode, we dive into...
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<p>Feeling like a fraud at Stanford</p><p>Imposter syndrome hit us hard at Stanford, from the moment we got accepted to juggling tough classes surrounded by brilliant peers. In this episode, we share how we battled...
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<p>Stanford’s secret sauce: the people</p><p>At Stanford, the real education came from the people, not the lectures. In this episode, we share how our peers pushed us to take risks, explore new paths, and build things...
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<p>Lecture? That’s just the starting point.</p><p>At Stanford, lectures were only the beginning. The real magic happened outside the classroom. In this episode, we unpack how we learned just as much (if not more!) from...
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<p>Why is everyone in the Bay Area building a startup?!</p><p>At Stanford, it wasn’t weird to pitch a startup idea over coffee, meet a VC person at a class dinner, or join a group project that turned into a real...
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<p>Is "interdisciplinary" just a buzzword? Not at Stanford.</p><p>This is episode 2 of our 10-part series on the lessons Stanford taught us - and today we're diving into what it actually means to take interdisciplinary...
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<p>Ever wondered how to give your manager feedback?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode we talk about the concept of 'managing up'—a crucial skill to foster career growth. We discuss personal experiences with manager...
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<p>Ready to make some big adult purchases but not sure where to start?</p><p>In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the challenges and life lessons of buying a car and leasing an apartment as young...
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<p>Ready to make some big purchases but not sure where to start?</p><p>In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the challenges and life lessons of buying a car and leasing an apartment as young...
<p>Are you making your money work for you, or is it just sitting there?</p><p>In this episode of Personally Speaking, we break down the basics of investing and share our own journeys—wins, mistakes, and everything in...
<p>How many Stanford grads does it take to start a podcast?!</p><p> This is our series on 10 lessons that Stanford taught us. We're gonna be talking through all the insider details, fun stories, and also spilling the...
<p>Where did all my money go? </p><p>In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the realities of budgeting and lifestyle creep. We share our personal struggles with managing expenses and even confess some of...
<p>New Job, New Benefit Enrollment – Help!</p><p>In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the overwhelming world of new job benefit enrollment - from 401(k) choices to navigating financial decisions no one...
<p>Ready to make some big adult purchases but not sure where to start? </p><p>In this episode of Personally Speaking, we dive into the challenges and life lessons of buying a car and leasing an apartment as young...
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