Why doing what you love works, Part 2 - Will Christodoulou (Ivey MSc)
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Why doing what you love works, Part 2 - Will Christodoulou (Ivey MSc)
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Recorded May 7, 2025
Will Christodoulou (former Ivey MSc and one of the founders of Cyder) and I connect again to finish our conversation. In this second part of our chat, Will talks about what he did and didn't like about his experience at Ivey, why more of his classmates didn't pursue entrepreneurship, and the diminishing returns of money.
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Learn more about Will's startup here: https://www.getcyder.com/
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Amazon link to my book: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C5N6F1FV
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00:21 -- Why weren't Will's classmates more interested in entrepreneurship?
04:31 -- B-school recruiting is biased to big corporate paths
05:27 -- Not knowing what's out there breeds apprehension
06:48 -- School is nothing like the real world
07:40 -- We train students to be addicted to structure
08:49 -- Community helps us deal with self-doubt
12:53 -- Will's path may not be for everyone
13:41 -- What Will liked and didn't like about Ivey
17:36 -- What surprised Bryan about Wall Street
21:04 -- What if more people did what Will did?
24:18 -- The diminishing returns of money
25:51 -- Financial constraints can be in the mind of the beholder
26:40 -- Most people are too risk averse
28:51 -- Advice Will would give his younger self
33:27 -- Does success mean a life of extreme highs and lows?
33:02 -- Does spirituality help manage the lows?
35:46 -- What Will would be doing if not Cyder
37:39 -- What Bryan learned about the importance of culture
40:18 -- Good leadership is more than using a stick