Cherie's Corner – Détails, épisodes et analyse

Joel Peterson is a business leader, author, and professor. He is the former chairman of JetBlue Airways and a professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Peterson received his MBA from Harvard University in 1973, founded the private equity firm Peterson Partners, and served on the board of over 35 companies. Joel has authored two books on business culture and leadership I am so excited for this podcast episode!! It is so good, guys and gals. We are learning from a titan of this industry, one of my favorite professors at Stanford, Joel Peterson. Do you know how lucky we are? We learn through his peaks and his valleys through his 70+ years and the wisdom that he so openly shares with me and with us. I love chatting with icons like Joel because obviously his career success is something we can see on the outside, but understanding who they are on the inside and how they think, how they make decisions to get to where they are today; what matters to them – that’s what’s exciting to me. Let’s dive in! *************************** 🍿 WATCH NEXT: - LinkedIn Senior Product Manager, Stanford MBA [Cherie Luo] https://youtu.be/N6tFDkVj_Is LET'S CONNECT 🤳🏻 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cherie.brooke 🌍 My website - https://www.cherieluo.com 📱 TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@cherie.brooke ✍🏻 My Substack - https://cherieluo.substack.com/ 👩🏻‍💻 Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherie-luo/ Ｘ Twitter - https://twitter.com/cherie_luo ⌚️Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 03:01 Podcast starts 04:38 Joel’s favorite audiobooks 06:46 How Joel started walking 10k steps a day 07:29 Engineering a remarkable life 12:07 Joel’s plans at 28 14:04 Adaptive plans 16:51 Joel’s assets & liabilities 19:05 The importance of gratitude 21:39 Common pitfall people make in their career 24:26 “Thriver” vs “Striver” 26:11 How Joel became chairman of JetBlue 29:05 Was joining JetBlue’s board daunting? 31:25 Importance of mentorship 34:10 The “never enough” mentality 35:46 Comparison is the thief of joy 36:52 Mitt Romney & Ray Dalio 40:17 Conversations from titans of the industry 42:10 Learning from valleys and peaks 45:40 Joel’s lessons from losing parents 49:50 Stanford vs Harvard 50:30 Smart trust 54:45 Emotions at work 57:05 What’s next for Joel? 59:50 Cherie’s Stanford experience 01:03:40 Closing thoughts ABOUT ME Hello friends, thanks for watching! My name is Cherie and I'm a content creator, Stanford MBA student, & former LinkedIn senior product manager 👋🏻 I share personal career stories on Cherie's Corner Podcast via YouTube and Instagram, so you can learn from my friends and our successes and failures, all while owning our authentic selves and living happier lives. Music produced by Sammy Signal https://open.spotify.com/artist/2HsyknHuxhT8RoZfn5rqMS?si=SGH_SbD_SBStH2wJHcBXrg

In this episode, I interview my Stanford GSB classmate, Vishal Sahoo. Vishal talks about his career in edTech, growing up in India and coming to Stanford, and the challenging time of applying to MBA programs. I hope you enjoy; let’s dive in!

In this episode, I interview my Stanford classmate, Terry Baggett, who studied at Westpoint and shares his lessons from his time in the military. Terry talks through the peaks and more importantly the valleys of his life and how he applies his disciplined work ethic to all facets of his life. Let’s get started!

In this episode, I interview my former LinkedIn coworker and recent Harvard Business School grad, Emily Carrolo. We worked together on different teams, but at the same company for 3 years. We discuss if it is okay to cry at work: where to cry, does crying diminish your power in the workplace, and is it safe to cry? We also talk about her favorite classes at Harvard, and if her HBS degree is worth it. I love this conversation with Emily because it’s advice that I wish I had known when I was 22. I hope you enjoy; let’s dive in.

LET'S CONNECT 

🤳🏻 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cherie.brooke 

🌍 My website - https://www.cherieluo.com 

📱 TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@cherie.brooke 

✍🏻 My Substack - https://cherieluo.substack.com/ 

👩🏻‍💻 Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherie-luo/ 

Ｘ Twitter - https://twitter.com/cherie_luo 

⌚️Timestamps: 

00:00 Cold open

00:54 Intro

02:09 Which five liquids would you drink for the rest of your life?

07:29 Emily’s off-brand trait

08:41 Emily’s serial killer trait

10:08 My serial killer trait

11:17 What would you want to know about your future?

15:37 Rapid fire Q’s

16:05 What did you study?

19:04 How we met

21:08 Lessons from working at LinkedIn

23:03 Crying at work

36:39 Why did Emily want to get an MBA?

39:15 Pros and cons of big class size

40:26 Application process

43:24 Was business school worth it?

50:07 Closing thoughts

ABOUT ME

Hello friends, thanks for watching! My name is Cherie and I'm a content creator, Stanford MBA student, & former LinkedIn senior product manager 👋🏻 I share personal career stories on Cherie's Corner Podcast via YouTube and Instagram, so you can learn from my friends and our successes and failures, all while owning our authentic selves and living happier lives.

Music produced by Sammy Signal https://open.spotify.com/artist/2HsyknHuxhT8RoZfn5rqMS?si=SGH_SbD_SBStH2wJHcBXrg

In this episode, I interview my Stanford GSB classmate, Grant McNaughton. Grant is a 2+2 MBA student, which means he applied and was accepted to business when he was in undergrad in college. He talks about his time working as a Bain consultant, his chaotic (but successful) application process, and what community has meant for him over the last year. I am so excited for this season of the podcast – as you can tell we’re bringing in a little more spice, personality, and vulnerability to the conversation. I hope you enjoy; let’s dive in! 

Music produced by Sammy Signal https://open.spotify.com/artist/2HsyknHuxhT8RoZfn5rqMS?si=SGH_SbD_SBStH2wJHcBXrg

I interview my Stanford GSB classmate, Ty Greenberg, and he kind of interviews me! Ty worked in legal tech and toyed with the idea of either going to law school or business school. He shares his application journey and how he applied to MBA programs TWICE. He wasn’t admitted into his target school the first year so he redid his application and applied the next year. He was then admitted into Harvard, Stanford, and MIT business schools. I hope you enjoy this last episode of the season. Let’s dive in! You can learn more about Ty’s summer project here: https://www.cfoadvisors.com/

In this episode, I interview my Stanford GSB classmate, Katie Dickinson. Katie studied petroleum engineering in college and her first job after graduation was on an oil rig. We talk about what life is like on the rig, what it’s like being the youngest person on her team and what it’s like being a woman in a heavily male-dominated field. She shares her lightbulb moment that made her want to pivot into clean energy after working in heavy oil for years. Finally, Katie gives us insight into her application process - she applied to 6 schools-  and how her fiancée Ricky keeps her grounded on campus. Let’s dive in.

In this episode, I interview my Stanford classmate, Chad Janis. He’s a serial entrepreneur who’s now working on his 3rd startup. We talk about lessons he learned from finance and entrepreneurship, his 3 week MBA application process (yes, that is very quick), and life on campus with his wife and their toddler. Finally, Chad provides a different, and maybe unpopular, point of view of Stanford’s curriculum and classes. Listen to the end to hear my podcast and life updates.

Use my special link to support Chad's gummy startup, Grüns: https://gruns.co/pages/vip?snowball=CHERIE15931

In this episode, I interview my colleague from Bain Capital Ventures, Ayushi Sinha. Ayushi just finished her first year at Harvard Business School. Previously, she had roles in big tech, startups, and venture capital. Ayushi gives us the tea on what life is really like at HBS, discusses the ups and downs of her application process, and breaks open the gatekept industry of venture capital. Let’s jump in.

In this episode, I interview my friend Emily Tang, a senior product manager at LinkedIn, who she leads teams of software engineers and designers. Emily gives tips to break into product management, talks about dealing with imposter syndrome, and shares her story of high pressure situations of presenting to LinkedIn’s CEO. LET'S CONNECT 🤳🏻 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cherie.brooke 🌍 My website - https://www.cherieluo.com 📱 TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@cherie.brooke ✍🏻 My Substack - https://cherieluo.substack.com/ 👩🏻‍💻 Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/cherie-luo/ Ｘ Twitter - https://twitter.com/cherie_luo ABOUT ME Hello friends, thanks for watching! My name is Cherie and I'm a content creator, Stanford MBA student, & former LinkedIn senior product manager 👋🏻 I share personal career stories on Cherie's Corner Podcast via YouTube and Instagram, so you can learn from my friends and our successes and failures, all while owning our authentic selves and living happier lives.