Abhilasha Parwar

And then instead of doing that PhD, my professor was like, well, you know, this is a good company because climate risk is going to be a very big sector for a private company.

Why don't you go that?

And if it doesn't work out, you can always do a PhD.

So I had like, you know, a PhD in Yale, a good job in private equity as like backup.

So I, you know, also coming back and working with my brother has been so much fun.

I think it was the best call ever.

My favorite book, oh my gosh, I love this book called The Worldly Philosopher by, I'm forgetting his name, but it's a book about a bunch of economists and how they thought about the world.

Oh yeah, lots of CEOs.

But I do really like the guts of Elon Musk.

I mean, I do not completely follow him.

I'm not a fan, but I really love the fact he takes a problem which is so fucking impossible.

I'm sorry for my French.

So impossible.

And climate change is the most impossible and the most difficult problem.

So seeing him go head to head with everybody saying you're going to fail is something which does give a lot of courage.

Notion, Notion, Notion guys, if you're not using Notion, if you're on Google drive, please come to Notion.

Yes, completely.

Like, you know, in 2019, my brother was convincing me to join Notion.

He was one of the first hundred users or something.

And I was like, no, no, no, I can't use this tool or something.