Ed Marks

I'm super touched by all of your stories.

We did start off on a similar theme of Gregorian chants.

We talked about some of the music and then we talked about life message and how important people were.

And yeah, we'll say it again.

Everyone should go look up the Barbara Bush video of her commencement speech from 1990.

And then your story.

I mean, that explains it all.

I mean, people who have the beliefs and are grounded like yourself have this kind of story about

about your dad and just the way that you were raised and things like that and the pivotal moment when your dad passed away from cancer.

And you took us through your career.

It's been an amazing career, a lot of different areas still going on, still continues to today.

And we talked a little bit about healthcare tech.

We didn't have enough time to break down as far down as we wanted to go.

So I had to have you back.

But we talked about AI and the class that you're teaching at Stanford, kind of the business side of AI.

But ultimately at the end of the day, everything comes back to the people.

And then we talked a little bit about leadership and just silence, how that can really rebase you and re-energize you.

We all need that time away.

And that, you know, the concepts of being a continuous learner and the concept of being curious and humble.

What did we miss or is there anything you want to double down on?