Em and Lloyd, The both of you have great passports (US & Canada + HK), and the fact that the both of you can plan so meticulously whilst maintaining financial stability is something commendable. If you ever have a kid in the future, the best gift you can give to him/her is your Canada + USA + HK passports. I know that the both of you said that staying in HK is the plan for now, but thinking about a different country will be great. Especially those with jus soli types of citizenships - so your kid will have unlimited access to the world. I am envious - but I wish the both of you the best.
Hi guys! Love the videos. Hopefully you get more comfortable in front of the camera and just talk casually. It can appear a bit stiff when you are too concerned with going over your sequences. But definitely love the channel
I think you should consider to start your own business if you quit LAW!! But I think you are too young to quit a law career as you are in early 30's??? I quit at 50 when I was multi-millionaire in US$. Now, I have 3 companies in China. GOOD LUCK to you!! Join a big company as a legal advisor?? You are too young to quit.
Thanks for these videos. Quitting big law (in 2001) was the best thing I ever did. Stigma that quitting meant I wasn't going to 'make it' unwarranted. Happier, thinner and more rested as a solo.
Thanks for making this Q&A video. I'm rooting for you both! Em's voice sounds just fine. Hope that you're feeling better. Bangs look good on you. I'm sure your kids will appreciate having two very good passports. Enjoy your break and family time.
Delighted for you on this adventure! I can resonate with similar backgrounds from Canada, California, and Hong Kong. I left my HK big law job (fancy magic circle relic) ~2009 financial crisis. However brief, the experience showed me I'd rather be in my first passion, computer engineering. Took some years to make it happen, first thru banking, but then eventually into business and product roles at big tech. Recently "FI / retired at 39"... figuring out the vision of this next decade. It's incredibly hard to dispel society's expectations and rewire your life. I find it helpful to listen to your gut over reason and be persistent. Wishful and excited for you guys!
What was your experience growing up in North America and then going to school/working in HK? Most people do the opposite (growing up in HK and study in the West) I grew up in HK and moved to Canada when I was 10. When I visit HK in my teens, I never thought I could go back to Asia. How was your experience going the opposite direction?
I appreciate this video learning more about you two. Really like you guys as a couple :) Will you guys consider making a video to talk about how you guys met, the ups and downs of your relationship, how you guys manage differences and conflicts, and thoughs/advice for other couples?
Thanks for the video! inspiring as always. 2 quick Qs from a junior working in US: 1, apart from lineage/family connection and tuition, is there any other reason you went to law school in HK instead of UK or US? 2, I understand you are taking a break from the legal industry, but how do you see the HK market going forward? Obviously there are short term benefits, such as the failed/censored US ipos doing listing on HKEX, but I am curious re whether the political climate is slowly but inevitbaly compromising the judicial system of HK in terms of credibility and clients' willingness to select HK courts, as well as HKIAR as their DR forum.
I definitely appreciate hearing this! I'm not in your industry but I am also exploring my options what I want to do when I am finished with graduate school and training :)
Let’s face it the biggest reason u guys can afford to quit is because u guys have plenty of options to not even stay in hk. Now once u quitted, why always refer urself as former lawyer in hk as though without that label u can’t speak as just being urself or u still want the high esteem of being a lawyer even though u are not entitled to it anymore kind of like dodomen always labelling themselves as former Apple engineer ? Have plenty of friends working in tech that consume lot of brain and hair guys and girls who don’t necessarily like the high intense pressure but work hard to support their family and they know if that’s what they need to endure to get what they want they have to do it. I only see two big babies whining
Enjoy your content and it's inspiring! No offence, I know it's not necessary to act & it's just my thought. I just think Em can smile more while talking because I initially think Em is a bit grim.
Thank you for asking! We don’t have any plans to do so for now - we’re just happy to see our channel growing and appreciate everyone coming by to watch our videos. Happy to hear that they are adding value! 🙏🏻
I’m not sure what to think about the trend of “quitting” a job in order to become a full time content creator. Yes, a full time job is strenuous. I’m a technical senior expert myself and can relate to the pressure, responsibility and working late hours. And of course, one’s own well-being should always be a priority. But to me, quitting a job for a more comfortable alternative sometimes feels a bit backboneless. What about sticking it out and growing instead of avoiding? Our society needs nurses, teachers, doctors, engineers, craftsmen, janitors,… Especially adolescents may be mislead by the trend of content creation as full time job.
I get where you're coming from but theres still a shit ton of people who pursue a traditional career. I don't think it's fair to want someone to stick something out for the sake of sticking it out. If it doesn't bring them any joy then they're just wasting their time, and for what? Aren't most of us working for a more comfortable life style anyways? Good for them that they're in a place where they can leave their traditional career and try something new out. They still have their degrees, they can go back to being lawyers whenever.
It depends on what one's definition of "comfortable" is - arguably, continuing to work as a lawyer (despite finding the career unsatisfying) could be the more "comfortable" choice given the stability and pay, and avoiding taking the risk of trying something new when one may not be feeling fulfilled with their work could also be a missed opportunity for growth and challenge. Agreed that society does need people to pursue important careers, although there was certainly no shortage of lawyers in Hong Kong - quite the opposite actually!
@@EmandLloyd I think this is an excellent point that some might miss without experiencing firsthand the growth or challenge that comes with content creation or entrepreneurship. Great video and I'm excited to see what the next year has in store for you two!
Kudos to you two..... Being born in HK, spent 10 yrs in Vancouver and end up in Toxic HK medical industry. I think the most important factor about quitting...... basically for any Asian family is the "parents". Since mine still demanded 100K HKD per month from me. I don't see how I would quit.
What is your citizenship? Are you planning on moving back to USA or Canada? Thanks for sharing your lives. I am also interested in law and health. This was a great discussion. TYVM.
It's great to see a self-fulfillment path being chosen. You can always return to law whenever you'd like so there's really no urgency. This whole situational epiphany is very interesting. I love this situation because I very much look forward to the positives both of you can create from being in creative mode. I say that because of the professional and intellectual background both of you have. This UA-cam channel is definitely helpful to many. I think both of you have the capacity to do even more and that potential is very exciting. I look forward to what both of you can produce on changing life for the better and in a positive note.
Thank you so much! The positive support towards our channel has been overwhelming, and it’s always great when we hear that our videos have been helpful to others. Thank you for watching and leaving us such thoughtful comments - it’s very much appreciated!
Truly appreciate you guys sharing your true stories ... But I think quitting a job is quite scary even if I know I can survive for 1 year without working...
Hi guys, good for you two found a mutual understanding and moving forward to the lifestyle you enjoy! I believe it's not an easy decision as you two are high educated with high paid jobs. Anyway, looking forward to hear more from you and best wishes 😇💓
Thank you! It definitely wasn’t an easy decision, but we certainly don’t regret it at all :) appreciate you stopping by and leaving such a thoughtful comment
Em has slimmed down a lot. Looks good though. Must be the weather! And, thanks for answering my question about you guys having kids. I think you've got all well planned and will raise wonderful children.
Who else couldn’t recognise Em in the thumbnail🤣
💇🏻♀️
Em and Lloyd,
The both of you have great passports (US & Canada + HK), and the fact that the both of you can plan so meticulously whilst maintaining financial stability is something commendable. If you ever have a kid in the future, the best gift you can give to him/her is your Canada + USA + HK passports. I know that the both of you said that staying in HK is the plan for now, but thinking about a different country will be great. Especially those with jus soli types of citizenships - so your kid will have unlimited access to the world.
I am envious - but I wish the both of you the best.
Hi guys! Love the videos. Hopefully you get more comfortable in front of the camera and just talk casually. It can appear a bit stiff when you are too concerned with going over your sequences. But definitely love the channel
I think you should consider to start your own business if you quit LAW!! But I think you are too young to quit a law career as you are in early 30's??? I quit at 50 when I was multi-millionaire in US$. Now, I have 3 companies in China. GOOD LUCK to you!! Join a big company as a legal advisor?? You are too young to quit.
Keep the content flowing, cosistency is key. Rooting for you two! All my best.
love Em's new hairstyle, cute!!
Thanks for these videos. Quitting big law (in 2001) was the best thing I ever did. Stigma that quitting meant I wasn't going to 'make it' unwarranted. Happier, thinner and more rested as a solo.
Nicely done. Great and succinct video with all the juicy questions and answers. Em looks cute with fringes ❤️
Nice new look Em!
Pls have a budget to buy OC pills or domdoms etc.... cuz all budget goes out the window if the strip turns two damn red lines.
the most serious couple on youtuber, period.
Em looks younger with the fringe ❤️
Thanks for making this Q&A video. I'm rooting for you both!
Em's voice sounds just fine. Hope that you're feeling better. Bangs look good on you.
I'm sure your kids will appreciate having two very good passports.
Enjoy your break and family time.
Thanks as always, Aidan!
Delighted for you on this adventure! I can resonate with similar backgrounds from Canada, California, and Hong Kong. I left my HK big law job (fancy magic circle relic) ~2009 financial crisis. However brief, the experience showed me I'd rather be in my first passion, computer engineering. Took some years to make it happen, first thru banking, but then eventually into business and product roles at big tech. Recently "FI / retired at 39"... figuring out the vision of this next decade. It's incredibly hard to dispel society's expectations and rewire your life. I find it helpful to listen to your gut over reason and be persistent. Wishful and excited for you guys!
Em looks so gorg in this video! You guys should consider making daily vlog type videos!
As a law student I really appreciate hearing your insight into the industry! Congrats on taking on these new challenges. :)
What was your experience growing up in North America and then going to school/working in HK? Most people do the opposite (growing up in HK and study in the West) I grew up in HK and moved to Canada when I was 10. When I visit HK in my teens, I never thought I could go back to Asia. How was your experience going the opposite direction?
So awesome to hear updates from you both, can't wait for the next videos; enjoy your states trip!!!!
I appreciate this video learning more about you two. Really like you guys as a couple :) Will you guys consider making a video to talk about how you guys met, the ups and downs of your relationship, how you guys manage differences and conflicts, and thoughs/advice for other couples?
I only did a year of law at uni but now thankfully have my own business which I enjoy
I start to pick up my Chinese because I realized that it would help me so much in finding a job in HK, how ironic
Thanks for the video! inspiring as always. 2 quick Qs from a junior working in US: 1, apart from lineage/family connection and tuition, is there any other reason you went to law school in HK instead of UK or US? 2, I understand you are taking a break from the legal industry, but how do you see the HK market going forward? Obviously there are short term benefits, such as the failed/censored US ipos doing listing on HKEX, but I am curious re whether the political climate is slowly but inevitbaly compromising the judicial system of HK in terms of credibility and clients' willingness to select HK courts, as well as HKIAR as their DR forum.
I definitely appreciate hearing this! I'm not in your industry but I am also exploring my options what I want to do when I am finished with graduate school and training :)
Couldn’t recognise Em!!! But looks cute in new hairstyle😆😆💖
Congrats and wishing you both the best :)
Thank you so much for sharing.
Wishing you the best from Botswana 🇧🇼 💫
great video
Has your morning routine changed since quitting the law firm jobs?
Great decision for answering the baby question 😂I was waiting during the entire video 🤣
Good luck in this new chapter of your life! As an aspiring lawyer, this is very insightful!!
Thanks Lloyd, Em & Milo!
Wow
Lysm
Every em need a loyd in her life
you should just make youtubes forever and expand the content to cover areas outside legal
Supportive. Hope you two enjoy the new page of your life!! Continue to update us with your new videos.
Em!! You look great, quitting gave you such a glow!
Let’s face it the biggest reason u guys can afford to quit is because u guys have plenty of options to not even stay in hk. Now once u quitted, why always refer urself as former lawyer in hk as though without that label u can’t speak as just being urself or u still want the high esteem of being a lawyer even though u are not entitled to it anymore kind of like dodomen always labelling themselves as former Apple engineer ? Have plenty of friends working in tech that consume lot of brain and hair guys and girls who don’t necessarily like the high intense pressure but work hard to support their family and they know if that’s what they need to endure to get what they want they have to do it. I only see two big babies whining
Love the fringe :)
Love the channel!
I’ve been waiting for this!!
I am just bingeing on your vedios today ....... Just curious what are your sun signs😅
Em is a Gemeni and Lloyd is a Cancer!
Keep up the videos! The content is quality and would love to hear more about your lifestyles
Enjoy your content and it's inspiring! No offence, I know it's not necessary to act & it's just my thought. I just think Em can smile more while talking because I initially think Em is a bit grim.
bangs look good on you Em! 🥰
Not a canto speaker, but wouldn’t your channel grow quicker if you spoke Cantonese? Anyways, good luck with your future endeavours.
Hope you guys eventually get married
We got married last year! ✌🏻
@@EmandLloyd congrats! Clearly I'm totally new here
Great video as always! Enjoy your getaway. Btw, are you guys married?
Thanks :) and yes we're married!
Have you considered adding the "thanks" tab so people can leave a tip for you? Your videos are interesting and so informative.
Thank you for asking! We don’t have any plans to do so for now - we’re just happy to see our channel growing and appreciate everyone coming by to watch our videos. Happy to hear that they are adding value! 🙏🏻
Em definitely looks much younger after quitting 😂😂😂
I’m not sure what to think about the trend of “quitting” a job in order to become a full time content creator. Yes, a full time job is strenuous. I’m a technical senior expert myself and can relate to the pressure, responsibility and working late hours. And of course, one’s own well-being should always be a priority. But to me, quitting a job for a more comfortable alternative sometimes feels a bit backboneless. What about sticking it out and growing instead of avoiding? Our society needs nurses, teachers, doctors, engineers, craftsmen, janitors,… Especially adolescents may be mislead by the trend of content creation as full time job.
I get where you're coming from but theres still a shit ton of people who pursue a traditional career. I don't think it's fair to want someone to stick something out for the sake of sticking it out. If it doesn't bring them any joy then they're just wasting their time, and for what? Aren't most of us working for a more comfortable life style anyways? Good for them that they're in a place where they can leave their traditional career and try something new out. They still have their degrees, they can go back to being lawyers whenever.
It depends on what one's definition of "comfortable" is - arguably, continuing to work as a lawyer (despite finding the career unsatisfying) could be the more "comfortable" choice given the stability and pay, and avoiding taking the risk of trying something new when one may not be feeling fulfilled with their work could also be a missed opportunity for growth and challenge.
Agreed that society does need people to pursue important careers, although there was certainly no shortage of lawyers in Hong Kong - quite the opposite actually!
@@EmandLloyd I think this is an excellent point that some might miss without experiencing firsthand the growth or challenge that comes with content creation or entrepreneurship. Great video and I'm excited to see what the next year has in store for you two!
@@EmandLloyd so: do you earn enough from UA-cam to live in Hong Kong?. It is one of the most expensives places to live in the world!
Good you guys recognised being a corporate lawyer is not that fancy.
missed the chance to ask, but may be one of the questions in the next Q&A or other video, "what is Lloyd MBTI?" (I rmb Em is INTP
I’m ENTP!
@@EmandLloyd 💯thanks for sharingggg
Ahh, now that explains the different English accents!
Kudos to you two..... Being born in HK, spent 10 yrs in Vancouver and end up in Toxic HK medical industry. I think the most important factor about quitting...... basically for any Asian family is the "parents". Since mine still demanded 100K HKD per month from me. I don't see how I would quit.
wow, you've changed your hair style, Em, you look even more charming
What is your citizenship? Are you planning on moving back to USA or Canada? Thanks for sharing your lives. I am also interested in law and health. This was a great discussion. TYVM.
What is your social security number? What's your credit card security code?
I hope google / UA-cam paid u. Sue them if they don't. 😂
‘Em is so cute in the video. I can tell how nervous she is. 😂
In-house can be really demanding esp for the teams that don't have that much external spend
Hi, thank you for the inspiring video! Will you recommend any brand/model of monitors?
Sounds like an adventure!
Nth on behalf of ctkom
It's great to see a self-fulfillment path being chosen. You can always return to law whenever you'd like so there's really no urgency. This whole situational epiphany is very interesting. I love this situation because I very much look forward to the positives both of you can create from being in creative mode. I say that because of the professional and intellectual background both of you have. This UA-cam channel is definitely helpful to many. I think both of you have the capacity to do even more and that potential is very exciting. I look forward to what both of you can produce on changing life for the better and in a positive note.
Thank you so much! The positive support towards our channel has been overwhelming, and it’s always great when we hear that our videos have been helpful to others. Thank you for watching and leaving us such thoughtful comments - it’s very much appreciated!
Maybe make a video of cool stuff to do in Hong Kong
Truly appreciate you guys sharing your true stories ... But I think quitting a job is quite scary even if I know I can survive for 1 year without working...
I really love your videos
I subbed
Being stressed and burnt out is not healthy.
Oh Em! I love your bangs ! They look adorable on you😘
Wise you guys are taking time to live life
Greetings! You two are so expressive and articulate!
Really enjoyed watching! Keep up the good work 🙃
Hi guys, good for you two found a mutual understanding and moving forward to the lifestyle you enjoy! I believe it's not an easy decision as you two are high educated with high paid jobs. Anyway, looking forward to hear more from you and best wishes 😇💓
Thank you! It definitely wasn’t an easy decision, but we certainly don’t regret it at all :) appreciate you stopping by and leaving such a thoughtful comment
Good luck on the new chapter guys, will be following the content
Em looks pretty in blue.
Great content as always 👌
OMG BANGSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!! LIKE X100
Bangs!!!!!!
Em looking fresh in that new haircut!!
Like Em’s new hairstyle
I think I need 10m hkd to quit the job
you guys should smile more.
Is this guy Lloyd Ming?
Em looks gorgeous and revived.
Very inspiring story 🎉
When are you getting married !!
Em has slimmed down a lot. Looks good though. Must be the weather!
And, thanks for answering my question about you guys having kids. I think you've got all well planned and will raise wonderful children.
You’re welcome! Thanks for supporting our content - we appreciate it :)
❤️
What happened to Em?
How old is your milo?
What happen to Em’s hari
Your dog is so cute!!🥰
It’s Lloyd’s sister’s dog! He is indeed adorable 😄
May I know which law school u guys went to?
I (Em) went to the University of Hong Kong, and Lloyd went to the Chinese University of Hong Kong!
Em looks great in bang!
What is your networth
my first impression of Em is it feels like she's a woman who's so fucking ready to DEBATE ANYONE, at ANYTIME, and ANYPLACE
Looking good with bangs!!!
Hay quá
Can’t recognise Em
Em is so pretty
i love your plant! Where did you get it?
It belongs to Lloyd's sister! Not sure where she got it but it's called a money tree (Pachira aquatica)
love ur hair em!