Welcome to How Leaders Lead, where every week you get to listen in while I interview some of the very best leaders in the world.

I break down the key learning so that by the end of the episode, you'll have something simple you can apply as you develop into a better leader.

That's what this podcast is all about. And today I've got a special guest, the one and

only Kula Callahan. Kula, how you doing? I'm so great, David. I'm excited to dive into this

podcast episode. It's a little bit different, but I think everybody's going to love it.

Kula, with this being the last episode of 2022, I thought you and I could have some fun sort of listening to and then reflecting

on some of the best insights from our podcast this year. And I got to tell you, picking clips was

as difficult for me as trying to pick my favorite day of the week to play golf. I mean, I have to tell

you, this is hard for me because, you know, when I think

of my podcast, they're like all my children. They're like all my babies. This is like I loved

every one of them. They all had great insights. So this was really, really hard for me. But we had

to do it. So here we are. Let's dig in. Are you ready to go, Kula? I'm ready. Everybody loves a highlight reel, so we're about to hit them with that highlight reel. The best of the best of 2020. This is like the Sports Center top 10 plays. But I don't know how many plays we have. We'll count them up later.

Well, let's kick this off with my conversation with Stanley Druckerner,

the number one investor in the world and our most downloaded episode of the year.

Now, in this clip, Stan talks about the importance of loving what you do. And I have to tell you, that is absolutely essential if you're going to really maximize your success. If you love what you do,

first of all, your work ethic is going to be fantastic because you're going to work hard.

If you say, oh, he's a hard worker, man, I really admire him.

Well, not really.

He's just enjoying himself.

And if you work harder than other people in your industry, I'm in a very competitive one.

Every time you buy something, there's a seller on the other side.

So you better have done your homework, particularly if he's passionate.

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