Raymond Ahn - Why I Left Med School to Pursue Entrepreneurship (with Chris Hsu) - a podcast by Raymond Ahn

In this episode, I get interviewed by fellow podcaster Chris Hsu who asks me questions about myself and why I left med school to pursue my own path in life to building a podcast, growing millions of followers on Instagram, and built my own business coaching others in building their following and personal brands on Instagram.

I talk about why I created my own path in life because I felt like there was so much more that I could do with my life, so much more impact I can make, and much more I can do leaving school and educating myself rather than just following the traditional route of schooling and getting a 9 to 5 job.

I also talk about how I grew, built, and sold accounts for businesses and personal brands. I also talk about the factors that help to make a post go viral, some ways to growth hack Instagram, and the ways I was able to build over a million followers on Instagram.

Hopefully this video helps you get to know a bit more about me and my story, inspires you to find your own path in life, and help you make the changes necessary to your life so that you can make an impact on this world and people will remember you for the legacy that you leave behind.

Everyone wants to be remembered, get people's attention, and most of all leave a legacy that people will remember you by.

That was my desire, to live a life that is lived to the fullest where every minute of it is used for a meaningful purpose to build something great and I hope this episode inspires you to do the same.

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