It happened to me twice in 2 years 🫣. The second time was almost exactly one year after the first time. Both times were due to water damage (i.e., going through the washing machine). In my defence, the second time the passport was in a ziplock bag that clearly did not do its job. Because of that, Canada has put me on probation; they only issued me a two-year passport after I paid for five. Essentially, they want to see if I can take care of a passport before they issue me a longer one :)

I personally love to chat with AI. My brain can be very scattered and using AI allows me to put all my ideas out there for AI to find the links between my thoughts and my ideas and help me see the path i could possibly venture down.

@Joshua Tennefrancia sounds like an efficient way to do it 💪🏻

@Michael Johnson Would the execution be easier if it were simpler?

@Adam Thomas I hear you, those are the real blocks. For me, it’s loneliness.

Gut for me, always has been. I used to run an airline portfolio worth around $780M a year in annual revenue. Most of those calls came from my gut. The problem was the boardroom. When an executive asks how you got to a decision, "my gut" is never the answer they wanted to hear. They wanted me to pull a report that told me what to do. I would do the opposite. I'd make the call, then run the report after to show what I'd already done. That gap is when I knew I needed to find a place where I could operate from my gut without translating it back into a slide every time.