Brian Chesky

There's a lot of concern in the world. My advice to young people is to dash into the future, to use these tools, to lean in, to not brace. Seek out mentors. And maybe your mentor won't be a former president, but like my first mentors weren't either. They were people that were three years ahead of me in my career. It is going to be profoundly different.

And whether or not that different is better or not depends not on, I don't think it's depending on people like me. I think it's dependent on people in their 20s. The next generation is going to decide what happens. And so it is this generation. There is cause to be afraid, but there's also cause to be hopeful. This is their world.

And whether or not that different is better or not depends not on, I don't think it's depending on people like me. I think it's dependent on people in their 20s. The next generation is going to decide what happens. And so it is this generation. There is cause to be afraid, but there's also cause to be hopeful. This is their world.

And whether or not that different is better or not depends not on, I don't think it's depending on people like me. I think it's dependent on people in their 20s. The next generation is going to decide what happens. And so it is this generation. There is cause to be afraid, but there's also cause to be hopeful. This is their world.

They're about to take it over or they're going to contribute to this world. And I think that new technology is going to level the playing field and allow a door to open for a new generation to step in.

They're about to take it over or they're going to contribute to this world. And I think that new technology is going to level the playing field and allow a door to open for a new generation to step in.

They're about to take it over or they're going to contribute to this world. And I think that new technology is going to level the playing field and allow a door to open for a new generation to step in.

Yes, that's critical.

Yes, that's critical.

Yes, that's critical.

It might be one of the defining things for the next generation is what is our relationship with these devices, with social media? How do we use it? And how do we use technology to lift people up, to make sure that it helps parents, it helps young people, and that people in positions of power like us, that we're not closing the door behind us. That we're keeping the door open.

It might be one of the defining things for the next generation is what is our relationship with these devices, with social media? How do we use it? And how do we use technology to lift people up, to make sure that it helps parents, it helps young people, and that people in positions of power like us, that we're not closing the door behind us. That we're keeping the door open.

It might be one of the defining things for the next generation is what is our relationship with these devices, with social media? How do we use it? And how do we use technology to lift people up, to make sure that it helps parents, it helps young people, and that people in positions of power like us, that we're not closing the door behind us. That we're keeping the door open.

And we're encouraging the next generation to walk through that door.

And we're encouraging the next generation to walk through that door.

And we're encouraging the next generation to walk through that door.

I come on podcasts. That's what I do.

I come on podcasts. That's what I do.

I come on podcasts. That's what I do.

I've not had a lot of success with the tools, if I'm being honest. The best success I've had with meeting people is the old-fashioned way, through other friends. Or just meeting someone in the real world. And that has still been, or having friends make introductions at dinner tables. Yeah, yeah, yeah.