Stephen Stuut

You know, there is one that I got off of the iTunes website, but it's called McKinsey of the, you know, some sort of, you just type in McKinsey, you'll find a book and it'll describe this in there.

I've got the internal information.

It was just very valuable.

Great.

So they can just search McKinsey book.

Yeah.

Okay.

Number two, is there a CEO you're following or studying currently?

Well, interestingly, the last company I managed is a portfolio company of Liberty Media, and that is John Malone's company run now by Greg Maffei.

And one thing I liked about the way they go about things, they take a calculated risk and they go straight down the middle of the fairway in terms of

We're going to go buy, in this case, what they did recently is buy Formula One.

They're not like hiding in the bushes or anything.

And they go straight for it, say this is how we're going to make it worth something more than what we paid.

So I like that kind of approach.

Having said that, you know, you've got the Steve Jobs, which is let's create a market dislocation and do it very covertly until no one can respond very quickly because we got there first.

So I like both approaches, to be honest.

Number three, is there a favorite online tool you have, like Acuity Scheduling?

Well, I, you know, I'm sorry, I'm an old school guy.

I'm using Outlook on a Mac.

Stephen, come on.