"Only stop planning for the future when there is no future." Our latest episode of the 3 Things podcast features my dear friend Marshall Rauch, who recently turned 100 yrs old and continues to be a profound example of how to finish life well. Listen here: apple.co/42fidgO

Always look forward to sitting down with my friend Erskine Bowles. This new episode is full of wisdom on how we can leave the community woodpile higher, the power of living outside your comfort zone & all the lessons he’s learned along the way. Listen: apple.co/467pEZP

My dear friend & former Bank of America CEO Hugh McColl is a once-in-a-generation leader - for the Charlotte community, for the modern banking industry, and for so many he has created opportunities for along the way. Listen to our recent conversation here: apple.co/45lH6sz

¡Feliz cumpleaños Red Ventures #PuertoRico! Five years ago, FWD787 was an idea. Today (and 100+ teammates later), it is a movement. Thank you to everyone who has been part of the journey.

In celebration of our 50th podcast episode of 3 Things, it is an honor to share this personal conversation with my dear friend, restauranteur Danny Meyer, about new beginnings, parenting, health, and more. Listen here or wherever you get podcasts: bit.ly/3J6Rk6N

Proud of all our teams - Red Ventures, Lonely Planet, and CNET - and the work they do everyday. What an honor to see our teams nominated for four The Webby Awards.

This is why we do the work we do - to positively change the trajectory of the people and communities we touch.

Inertia, like gravity, is something we all face - and few people are as passionate and persistent at pushing past it as my friend Jesse Pujji. We all can learn from his example. Listen to our full conversation on the latest episode of the 3 Things podcast: apple.co/3WqZLC3

"Unreasonable people accomplish unreasonable things." Xapo Bank founder & my friend Wences Casares on the latest 3 Things podcast episode. Hear how extraordinary aspirations can lead to remarkable achievements. Listen now: open.spotify.com/episode/3BVPrW…

Ric Elias was in the front row of the plane that Sully landed in the Hudson; he was sure he was going to die for 90 seconds Prior to that he’d built an incredible business at Red Ventures. After the plane, the business has 🚀 This conversation is amazing. Ric is singular.

Deeply saddened by the passing of Doug Lebda. My thoughts are with his family, friends, and teammates.