Did Getting Married Make Sarah Chieng Less Ambitious About Being a Founder and Giving a Full Life to Work?
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Sarah Chieng says getting married changed the priorities. The wish to be a founder and to dedicate a full life to work got smaller, and Sarah Chieng calls the change a sacrifice. Vivian Midha Shen says the real choice is to stay single or to find a ride or die. Asked how anyone knows a better soulmate is not still out there, Vivian Midha Shen says a person just has to bet on the person.
The exchange opens the show. Sarah Chieng and Vivian Midha Shen introduce themselves by name, and Vivian Midha Shen has known Sarah Chieng since MIT.
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