Alex Chen | The George Levy Experience #9

In this episode of The George Levy Experience, I sit down with Alex Chen—a senior headed to Virginia Tech for computer engineering, but more importantly, someone who's been through the fire and is actively trying to become a better man.

We talk about what it means to grow, to screw up, and to try again. From brotherhood to basketball, therapy to personal regret, this is one of the most raw and unexpectedly insightful conversations I’ve had on this podcast. Whether you’ve ever been misunderstood, dogged on, or doubted, this episode is going to speak to you.

This isn’t just a conversation—it’s a mirror.

🎯 Key Discussion Topics:

Why people dog on you—and what to do about it

The real reason therapy matters (especially for men)

Overcoming insecurity about height, attention, and validation

Siblinghood, respect, and being the big brother you wish you had

High school clout, fake friend groups, and real growth

When to stop trying to be liked and start trying to be real

Dream-chasing in a world that wants you average

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