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                &lt;p&gt;Victor Koo built one of the largest video platforms in the world as co-founder and former CEO of Youku - often called the “YouTube and Netflix of China” - creating billions in value and reaching millions of people. But at the height of that success, something didn’t add up. In this episode of the Aconic Podcast, Victor shares his&lt;strong&gt; &lt;/strong&gt;journey&lt;strong&gt; &lt;/strong&gt;chasing achievement across tech, media, and finance… to realizing that all of it had become noise.&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;What happens when everything you’ve worked for no longer feels meaningful?&lt;/p&gt;
&lt;p&gt;Victor opens up about the moment the external wins stopped answering the deeper questions—and how that led him inward, toward clarity, purpose, and a different kind of success. If you’ve ever felt stuck chasing more, this conversation will challenge how you think about wealth, ambition, and what actually matters.&lt;/p&gt;
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Aconic

TAAF, Gold House, Stanford GSB Asian Alumni Chapter Founders

Why Billions Weren’t Enough: Youku Co-Founder Victor Koo on Finding Inner Peace

APR 22, 202662 MIN
Aconic

Why Billions Weren’t Enough: Youku Co-Founder Victor Koo on Finding Inner Peace

APR 22, 202662 MIN

Description

<p>Victor Koo built one of the largest video platforms in the world as co-founder and former CEO of Youku - often called the “YouTube and Netflix of China” - creating billions in value and reaching millions of people. But at the height of that success, something didn’t add up. In this episode of the Aconic Podcast, Victor shares his<strong> </strong>journey<strong> </strong>chasing achievement across tech, media, and finance… to realizing that all of it had become noise.</p> <p>What happens when everything you’ve worked for no longer feels meaningful?</p> <p>Victor opens up about the moment the external wins stopped answering the deeper questions—and how that led him inward, toward clarity, purpose, and a different kind of success. If you’ve ever felt stuck chasing more, this conversation will challenge how you think about wealth, ambition, and what actually matters.</p>