Jean Luo

Everyone in the world is going to have access to incredible levels of intelligence, far higher than average intelligence.

And so I think...

What's most important, what I see over and over and over again, is that people who are able to build strong relationships, who are able to connect and collaborate and work with others, who are able to reflect on themselves and understand their own opportunities for growth and improvement,

Those are the sorts of things that are just massive superpowers in the modern workplace.

In order to do anything interesting in the world today, you have to do it with other people.

The technical problems to solve out there are so complex, it's very hard to sit on your own and do that.

That actually means that EQ and the ability to work with other people is almost like the most important differentiator in terms of being able to do hard and interesting things.

I mean, does that matter?

Is that a thing?

I mean, gosh, it would be nice if it was that easy, right?

If you just had aura.

I mean, some people do, I guess.

Some people do.

God bless them.

I think Founders is such a great podcast.

I think whether it's the historical icons or some of the modern day leaders, to me, the connections that Senra is able to make across his deep analysis of Founders is really, really interesting.

That's a great question.

So I basically have like not a podcast, sort of been like privately working on a project to just ask people about –

the next 100 years in America.

And to ask people to think long term about what American success over the next 100 years and the most important inputs to that and just talking to leading experts across like every domain.