Dan Schaubel

I was trying to fund my, my, for my second book, I was trying to find a fund, a research study.

And I'm like, I'm like you, I'm hardcore.

Like I reached out to over a hundred companies.

Everyone said, no, Jim Levine, our, our literary agent who I dedicated the book to.

He's like, Dan, I believe in you.

You got this.

And then I had like two weeks left and American Express signed on to do it, which was awesome.

Sorry, they signed on to do what?

Signed on to fund this study for my second.

Yeah.

So Jim Levine, he's the best.

November 13th.

Awesome.

Great question.

So like I work from home, I'm sure you work from home at least sometimes.

What we've always heard and what I've researched in the past is that people want to work from home because it offers them freedom and flexibility.

You can do what you want when you want.

Just get the work done, right?

But the research that we did with Virgin Pulse revealed the opposite.

revealed that if you work remote, you're much less likely to want to long-term create your company without the social interactions that you get in a physical office space.