Joe Coleman

So...

I'm going to make a fool of myself because I can't remember how to say his name, but it's like Satya Nadella from... Satya Nadella.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm fascinated by the work that he's done and just how different he is from a DNA perspective than his precursor, predecessor, and love the way they're going.

I've also, closer to home, I've been thinking a lot about, there's a company here called Taboola, and I'm friendly with their CEO, Adam Singola, who was actually one of the guys that first helped us in the early days and believed in us.

And last time I saw him, he talked about how his company is so big now that he's just spending a lot of time thinking about how can he add his unique value.

And that's just something that resonated with me so much because at a certain point as a CEO, you have so many good people around you that can do

a lot of great things and it's like, what should I do?

How should I spend my time?

And you're really forced to think about where am I uniquely good?

How can I maximize the amount of time that I'm doing those things?

And so I've been thinking a lot about that meeting and some of the things you said there just as a CEO.

Well, I would recommend Contently Highly.

yeah i would also say i mean from a pure necessity standpoint salesforce i think is obviously very important um i i think the g suite is also very very awesome for um you know building out teams and managing those guys uh and then fun one i found recently is standard notes which is basically an awesome note-taking tool that has lots of extensions and you can do lots of fun stuff with it and just personally managing my own stuff

Oh man, I probably get, um, I probably get seven.

Uh, I'm married at a 18 month old at home.

34.

34.

Let's see.

I wish I knew not to buy that condo in Las Vegas in 2006.