Go All In: Beating the Odds in Business
Hosted by Anh Phoong, a successful California attorney and entrepreneur who’s built her career advocating for people when the odds are stacked against them.
You may know her by her signature line, “Something wrong? Call Anh Phoong.”
On this podcast, Anh asks a different question: What happens when everything is stacked against you—and you decide to go all in anyway?
Each episode features entrepreneurs and business leaders from underserved and disadvantaged communities, ethnically diverse founders, and women-owned businesses who have turned adversity into opportunity. These are honest conversations about risk, resilience, identity, and the defining decisions that shaped their success.
This isn’t about shortcuts or overnight wins. It’s about grit, strategy, and the courage to bet on yourself when the path forward isn’t clear.
If you’ve ever felt underestimated, overlooked, or told “no” for your business concept, this podcast is your reminder that success isn’t about where you start—it’s about how fully you commit.
Because when the odds are stacked against you…
you GO ALL IN.
Go All In: Beating the Odds in Business
Latest Episodes
The Immigrant Entrepreneur: C.C. Yin’s American Dream Story With McDonalds
What does it take to go from arriving in America with just $20 in your pocket to building one of the most respected McDonald’s ownership legacies in the country?In this powerful episode Anh Phoong sits down with legendary entrepreneur an...
Know Your Why, Know Your Way: Ruthie Bolton’s Championship Mindset
In this episode, I sit down with Ruthie Bolton—WNBA All-Star, two-time Olympic gold medalist, author, and one of the most powerful voices on resilience you’ll ever hear.But this conversation isn’t about basketball.It’s abou...
Episode 1: Beyond the Billboards: Anh Phoong's Story That Led to Phoong Law.
Before she became one of the most recognizable attorneys in California, Anh Phoong was a 21-year-old sitting in jail wondering how her life had spiraled so far off course.In this deeply personal first episode of Go All In...
