Welcome to How Leaders Lead. I'm Kula Callahan, here to bring you another episode of three more questions with David Novak.

David, it's great to be back on the show with you. How are you today?

I'm doing great Kula, and I'm looking forward to having this conversation that we're going to have about the conversation I had with David Solomon, the CEO of Goldman Sachs, a terrific guy.

He's incredible. This interview is so fun, and one of the most fun parts of it is when you asked him about his side career as a DJ,

which came as a surprise to me, but he's played pretty big venues. I think last summer he played at Lollapaloozo, which I feel like

is every artist's dream. And he's already crossed it off of his venue list. I think it's great.

You know, some people love golf. Some people love tennis. And he happens to love music. And that's his

passion. And I think it's terrific that he has that as a side hobby, and he's so good at it.

And he obviously is.

He really is.

Well, this episode is fascinating, and you're right, David Solomon, is a passionate guy.

And I'm excited to dive a little bit deeper into some of the topics that he discussed with you on your

episode last Thursday. So let's get right into today's questions.

You know, before we do that, cool, I want to make a point about David. You know, when you're a banker

of a high-profile company like Goldman Sachs, you know, people think he should be 24-7 all-business

a lot of times. And, you know, I'm sure he probably

gets a little bit of heat for being a disc jockey. But the fact of the matter is, is that he's

following a passion that he has. And you know what? All of us cannot work 24-7. We've got to get

away from our work every now and then and do something that lets us blow

off some steam, you know, get reset so that we can come back to work on Monday or Sunday,

if the case may be, you know, and get done what needs to get done. And I'll tell you one thing,

if you're a banker and you're a CEO like David Solomon,

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