Welcome to Radical Personal Finance.

My name is Joshua Sheets.

And today on the show, I'd like to give you just a quick personal report

on the recently concluded inaugural Radical Personal Finance Family Camp.

Been about a week and a half now since we wrapped up the inaugural RPF Family Camp in Seymour, Indiana.

And I wanted to share with you publicly a little bit about it.

Some of you were able to come, but of course many of you weren't able to come.

And I thought I owe you since I talked to you and told you it was going to be happening.

I wanted to give you a public report and just share with you a little bit about the event

and how it went.

Put simply, I was enormously satisfied with the event.

Hosting an in-person, what I call it a family camp, hosting an in-person event in the way that we did it is something that I have wanted to do for a very long time.

It's my basic working hypothesis that going forward in the coming years, the best and most satisfying relationships are going

to be those that exploit all of the wonder and goodness and usefulness and

and just fantasticness of digital connectivity,

as well as all of the wonderful fantasticness of in- person relationships.

The trend that I've observed for quite a while is that it's very difficult to run effectively an all virtual company.

It's possible.

You may run a department and be leading a team of a dozen

computer coders and engineers spread out all around the world.

And you can do that sort of

effectively from many different places but it's really hard to do that effectively

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