Today we have the incredible honor to be able to have the one and only Guy Kawasaki.

He's, this is a multifaceted career, profound insights,

and innovation.

He's made an indelible mark on the world. His name became synonymous

with transformative thinking, groundbreaking ideas and so on in so many ways. I would say originally and I think this is fair to say

because he was part of the Macintosh mafia helping to make that computer bring it

to an iconic status of Apple back in the 1980s when he was the

chief evangelist there. I mean that's a good title to have at any company and to do it at

Apple at the moment of that sort of, you know, that that iconic moment is a really great, you know,

calling card that's a really good mic drop, I would say.

Now he is the chief evangelist at Can Canva he is or was trusted advisor at Motorola

business unit of Google and these are just some of the things he's also a great

author and we're gonna be be talking about his new book today but also he's the

author of the art of the start, enchantment, the wise guy and in this episode we're going to be, well, I was going to say like we were going to take his journey from his being a curious child in Honolulu, Hawaii, to a revered icon in Silicon Valley, but if the pre-bits of this conversation

are anything to speak of, we have no idea at all where this is going to go.

So tune in as we cover, this is part one of a two-part conversation,

and this is about the essence of living fearlessly. Oh, Welcome the incomparable Guy Kawasaki.

Can I tell you a great story, Greg, you will appreciate this story.

Right, so all the hyperbole about the one and only guy kowsaki, blah, blah, blah, right?

Yeah.

So let me tell you a story.

Actually, this is multiple stories. It must have happened to me dozens of times.

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