Anything is Possible with Patrick Tsang - Interview series

Named after Patrick’s motto “Anything is Possible”, the series aspires to share uplifting stories of leaders and winners with the younger generation in this time of hardship under COVID. In the hour-long interview, Patrick talks one on one with influential people worldwide, who generously share their insights on their road to success. "Anything is Possible," hopes to share positivity, overcoming challenges, and creating one world together.   Guests include 2020 US Presidential Candidate, Brock Pierce, world's greatest card mechanic Richard Turner, Venture Capital Investor Tim Draper, Financier, and former White House Director of Communications Anthony Scaramucci, Baroness Michelle Mone, Chief Executive of the British Fashion Council Caroline Rush, founder of Hong Kong's first Unicorn, GOGOX Steven Lam, Alan Yau, world-renowned restaurateur & food entrepreneur, and Sebastian Copeland, polar explorer & environmental activist.

That is a wrap on Season One of Anything is Possible. I want to take this opportunity to thank all 18 guests who gave their time and valuable life experiences. This show would not be possible without our global team in Hong Kong, Canada, China, and the USA, including Decentric Media based in LA. 

Named after Patrick’s motto “Anything is Possible”, the series aspires to share uplifting stories of leaders and winners with the younger generation in this time of hardship under COVID. In the hour-long interview, Patrick talks one on one with influential people worldwide, who generously share their insights on their road to success.

Patrick Tsang interviews John Barnes, former Liverpool and England footballer. Now sports commentator and anti-racism activist in the UK talks about his childhood, the prejudices he has faced as a footballer, and his views on diversity and racism. 

Patrick Tsang interviews Sarah Kunst, entrepreneur, angel fund investor, and Managing Director of Cleo Capital. She has been named a top woman in VC by the Wall St. Journal, Future Innovator by Vancity Fair, and most recently, listed as one of the 100 rising-star VCs changing the face of venture capital by Business Insider. Sarah speaks about her career, stating her fund, empowering entrepreneurs, and creating more diversity, opportunity in the VC world. 

Gunter Pauli is an entrepreneur and a best-selling author of The Blue Economy. Gunter has been dubbed "The Steve Jobs of sustainability.  He is the founder of the Zero Emissions Research Initiative (ZERI). ZERI was established by Gunter in 1994 at the United Nations University (UNU) with the Japanese Government's support. Three years before the Kyoto Protocol was agreed upon in 1997, Gunter directed a team of scientists to design a new business model that operates without emissions and waste. 

Patrick speaks with Jim Rogers, an American investor and financial commentator based in Singapore. In the episode, Jim talks about his story of being an entrepreneur since he was five years old, his career path, the mentality of succeeding in the business world, and life lessons. As a global traveler, Jim also shares his experiences and takeaways of going to different places.

Patrick speaks with Brian Kerr, Co-Founder, and CEO of Kava Labs. In the episode, Brian talks about what he has learned early in his life, his career, what opportunities he has encountered, and the mindset of enjoying the things he is working on. Brian also shares his views on blockchain and business mentality, including the biggest challenges for Crypto entrepreneurs. 

Patrick speaks with Komal Ahmad, Founder of Copia, a website and mobile app that connects businesses with excess food inventory to communities in need. In the episode, Komal shares her story of feeding a man in need and starting her business. She also talks about her life lessons and career development. Komal believes we can always come up with great ideas and positively impact the world, including ensuring people are treated with dignity.

Patrick speaks with Sebastian Copeland, French-British-American photographer and Founder & CEO of the SEDNA Foundation. Sebastian talks about his Polar expeditions, personal mission, and steps to becoming a better person. He also discusses the climate crisis and geopolitics.  He also provides advice to our younger audience - keep life interesting, stay curious, and get out of your comfort zone.

Patrick speaks with Marin Minamiya, the youngest Japanese person to scale Mount Everest at 19. In the episode, Marin shares her experience in climbing, the perspective of outdoor activities, and how she completed the challenges, including gaining support from her family and friends in addition to conquering the peaks. She also talks about her general views on the global community and leadership.

Patrick speaks with Steven Lam, Co-Founder, and CEO of GOGOX, the first and most popular logistic booking app in Hong Kong and Asia. Steven shares his journey to success and what he thinks is the most important in entrepreneurship.

Patrick speaks with David Yeung, an environmental advocate and Founder and CEO of Green Monday, a Hong Kong-based social venture. The company addresses the World’s most present crises, including climate change, food insecurity, and public health, and promotes a plant-based lifestyle. In the episode, David shares his story and mission.

Patrick speaks with Dr. Malvika Iyer, an international motivational speaker, social worker, and a disability rights activist. Malvika is a Bomb Blast survivor and therefore has a unique story. With her experience, she hopes to establish a more inclusive society. In the episode, Malvika shares how her resilient story.

Patrick speaks with Alan Yau, Founder & CEO of Softchow, a food industry leader, and Michelin Star awarded British restauranteur.  He has grown many ventures, including Wagamama, Hakkasan, Yauatcha, and Park Chinois. Alan is the recipient of the OBE for his contribution to UK business. In the episode, he shares his experience of building his business empire, how the global pandemic has affected the restaurant industry and gives our younger audience advice.

Patrick speaks with Caroline Rush, the Chief Executive of The British Fashion Council. She promotes British fashion globally and hosts The British Fashion Awards, a world-renowned event celebrating excellence in the fashion industry. With over 20 years of experience in Public Relations and Marketing, Caroline talks about making her way into the fashion industry. In the episode, she also provides advice for our younger audience on how to have a better general mindset.

Patrick speaks with Tim Draper, Silicon Valley venture capitalist, the Founding Partner of Draper Associates, and the Founder of Draper University. He has invested in 600+ companies in over 40 countries, backing transformative companies, including Tesla, Baidu, Skype, SpaceX, Twitch, and Hotmail. Tim talks about his investments, business, and views on global trends.

Patrick speaks with Baroness Michelle Mone OBE, an entrepreneur, a global speaker, and a parliamentarian in the House of Lords. Despite growing up in the East End of Glasgow with few resources, Michelle has become one of the most powerful women and successful entrepreneurs globally. Join me as I find out how Michelle turned adversity into a business empire and how she overcame every odd that stacked against her.

Patrick speaks with Richard Turner, the most skilled card mechanic of our time. Richard lost his sight at the age of 9, yet is the epitome of technical mastery, mind and body connection, and pushing human limitations. He is the subject of the acclaimed feature documentary film "DEALT" that won the Audience Choice Award at the prestigious South by Southwest Film Festival. Join me as I sit down one on one with him exclusively to find out how Richard got to the top of his game. 

Patrick speaks with 2020 US Presidential Candidate, Brock Pierce, former child actor, turned techentrepreneur, crypto pioneer and philanthropist. Brock has recently announced his presidential run to be the 46th President of the United States of America. Patrick is delighted to sit down one-on-one with Brock to find out his plans for the future of America.