Welcome to How Leaders Lead. I'm Kula Callahan here to bring you another edition of three more

questions with David Novak. David, it's always such a treat to do this show with you. How are you today?

I'm doing great and I'm really looking forward to talking about our conversation we had with Kevin

Warsh. He's one of the smartest guys I know. And it was really fun having the conversation

with him. I'm pretty sure my IQ just slowly increased as I listened to the conversation you had

with Kevin Warsh. But what I love so much about what you talked about with him is that he really is

committed to learning from other people. You ask him what's made him so successful. And he really

credits the leaders that he surrounded himself with for a lot of his success. And he's somebody who's

always learning and always growing, which is, you know, what we preach at how leaders lead. And so

this conversation is no different. If you haven't listened to it and you're interested in how the economy in our country works,

highly recommend listening to the conversation.

So if you haven't done that, definitely go back in the feed and give it a listen.

Today, though, I'm going to put you on the hot seat, David.

I'm not going to ask you about economic policy.

However, I am going to grill you with some

questions about your conversation with Kevin. So let's get going.

All right, question number one. I'm going to play a little clip from Kevin and then I have a

question for you about it. You know, during my career,

there's nothing but borrowed valor from bosses that I had up and down the ranks. You know,

I've been most lucky, mostly serendipity to be exposed to great leaders. And, you know, my,

my experience is you see leaders around you, when they have

qualities that are qualities you admire, you steal from them. You borrow. You know, this is all an

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