Shane Parrish

That's the lesson of Nike.

Thank you for listening and learning with me.

I'll see you next week.

You had a front row seat to Hollywood for a long time.

Where did people go wrong?

Success to me is... I think that's the most beautiful answer I've heard in 200 and some episodes.

One of the things that I admire about you is your voracious appetite for learning.

And you started in the William Morris file room and you had access to all these, but it was like you, David Geffen, Barry Diller, all the same sort of path in the file room, reading the history.

What's the modern equivalent of that, do you think, for people out there wanting to get ahead at work?

It's the same inside most organizations.

Everybody will make up an answer on the fly.

Well, I think people want to show that they're in the know.

And I think it's a tough gig.

Really do.

Maybe let's invert this question a little bit.

You've had a front row seat to Hollywood for a long time.

Where did people go wrong?

I want to come back to CAA and some of the simple rules that you had.

You had teamwork and you had tell the truth.

What are the other ones?