Codie Sanchez

And he says, you need to get over that, right?

I thought his point is brilliant and that generalizing from that makes a lot of sense.

And that I do think...

That we're way too slow to recognize when we're in a no-win situation and where the only option available to us is to take a real risk.

Well, you have to lower the cost of failure.

So you can't fire the coach if they pull the goalie early and it blows up in their face, right?

You actually have to sit down with them afterwards and say, that was the right decision, right?

You have to understand the difference between a good mistake and a bad mistake and build a culture that recognizes that.

Like-

We're doing a, one of, Sky Ben, that I was talking about, is in the middle of doing a very ambitious project on Staten Island.

It's genius.

We don't really have enough time.

And I've been trying to get him more time.

We all have been trying to get him more time.

And he's working around the clock.

Everyone's working around the clock.

He tackled something really, really, really ambitious.

It's five, six episodes.

It's

trying to thread the needle in a really, really interesting way.