Patrick O'Shaughnessy

Like everyone's producing something.

What is the perfect turn equivalent for your thing?

It's like such a fun, cool thing to explore.

I love the idea of integrating.

Once you find this genius, you sort of embrace it.

You described to me this feeling of doing the thing you're supposed to be doing, living in that.

I imagine I'm very lucky to sort of be in a similar situation where once you have that feeling, you want as much of it as you can possibly get.

I would love you to describe what it felt like to walk around Solomeo, which is the place that Brunello Cuccinelli has built, which when you ask around, this was like a secret two years ago.

Now everyone's talking about it, but you spent some time there and I think had a cool and unique experience that was impactful on you.

When I think of integration of life's work or genius or whatever with the rest of life, life's not just work.

Solomeo comes to my mind.

I would love to hear you describe why the time you spent there was impactful on you and inspirational.

You're making me realize that there's a hidden attribute of wanting to do the work to find this genius for you.

It's the way you make someone feel every day.

Restaurants are a great way to do that.

Once you get in that zone, the attitude towards success can shift a lot.

And you mentioned Jay-Z when we started the conversation with the opening of the Barclays Arena.

You've got this other great comparison comparing Jay-Z and his attitude towards success versus DMX.

I'd love you to just draw that distinction on DMX.

What changes about your attitude towards success and what it means when you're in the thing that you're meant to do?