Does this wedding have soul and does it have the DNA of your particular relationship or the culture that you create in your life? Oh, Many of you know that last year Audrey and I got married and that meant planning a wedding.

So we brought on three people to help us from the company Linden Lane.

Over the next few months I experienced lots of different emotions that came up for me and planning a wedding,

especially one that forced people to travel.

Will people come?

Are they going to have a good time if they come, are they going to resent us for making

them leave the house?

How do we make a great wedding?

And it struck me that all of these questions are actually questions that we ask every year in different ways,

regardless of whether we are planning a wedding.

How many people don't arrange a dinner party because they're afraid that no one will come or

that people won't enjoy themselves or they don't know how to construct an event that's

going to be a wonderful moment or memory for people.

And I believe that being the organizer of events

and experiences is one of the great ways

to transform our social life, to go from being passive to being an active participant in creating experiences

for us and for others. This is all about how to do that. It's super fun. You're going to get a lot of behind the

scenes details of mine and Audrey's wedding, which is really the first time I think we've talked

about them anywhere with the people

that were in the thick of it with us the entire time. So this will be a bit of a

behind-the-scenes episode but it's also going to be an incredibly practical

episode for you in creating an exciting year for

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