Adam Robinson

Not a thing.

The partnership has been fantastic, and it's the reason we've been able to scale the way we have.

A favorite business book.

It's an old one, but I love it.

It's crossing the chasm.

You know, I just finished reading Shoe Dog, which is the autobiography of Phil Knight, the founder of Nike.

I think it's one of the best business books I've ever read.

I didn't know a lot about the guy and the level of respect I have.

And just studying how he built Nike in the early days is it's it's off the charts.

Well, the story is written like a novel, but I mean, it's all those early moments of, boy, if this doesn't go well, this business is over.

And, you know, there might have been 20 circumstances of back to the wall.

Boy, this better work where he throws a Hail Mary and it works and they figure it out.

And it's just, you know, it's every entrepreneur's story and it's, you know, really connected with it.

Uh, I, I, uh, live with, uh, live in and on Evernote.

So it's easy.

My life is documented, uh, with Evernote and, uh, I don't know what I'd do without it.

Uh, married, three children, three boys, eight, four and three.

Holy moly.

And a fourth on the way in April.

Um, take more risk.