Jack Wagoner

Let's say you went back and you were 18 again.

Where would you start?

Where would you go?

You wrote about how everyone's using AI on LinkedIn.

How would you approach choosing where you'd want to invest your time?

Because as a young person, I do think that's one of our greatest assets.

Halataha, welcome to The Grateful Podcast.

I'm so, so excited that you're here.

Diving into your story, one of the things that I found the most interesting and a pattern that I've found across many of the very successful guests that I've interviewed is that you turned what was your worst moment into all of the success that you have right now.

To be a little more specific, 2020, you've said, was your worst year.

And yet, at the end of 2020, you made it into your best year yet.

You made it to be the catalyst for all the amazing growth that you've had to this point and even are going to continue to grow upon.

So talk to me about what 2020 looked like for you and how you were able to turn something that was so tragic into something so amazing.

That's incredible.

So what did you need to go through on the inside in order to make that shift?

Because the way I like to think about it, I call this the grateful podcast.

And that is a real form of gratitude to be able to turn something like that into what you turned it into.

So talk to me through the journey that you went through, not only on the outside, we just heard that, but what was happening in here?

Because I think that must have had to be

really powerful, really difficult, but really transformative?