This is the Read to Lead podcast, episode 447.

If you set a personal definition of success, as you begin to approach it, you're changed.

Your change is a person.

The finish line is sort of always, like, creeping further away from you as you approach it.

What is that one thing that gets in your crawl?

That problem you wish someone would solve.

Well, maybe that someone is you.

And maybe that problem you solve could turn into a billion dollar business.

Hi, I'm Jeff Brown and this is the Read to Lead podcast, the podcast dedicated

to your personal and professional growth, where each week I welcome another successful and

inspiring author, and we dig into his or her latest book and their unique insights on a number

of different topics. Today, we have the privilege of sitting down with Grubhub

founder, Mike Evans, author of a brand

new book out today called Hangary, a startup journey. I'll be asking Mike to share about the

journey to building and launching Grubhub, the process of developing a personal definition for

success and why it's so important, the goal-setting lessons he learned and how he used what

he discovered to grow his business again and again, and plenty more. Just last week, success and why it's so important, the goal-setting lessons he learned and how he used what he

discovered to grow his business again and again, and plenty more. Just last week, a number of people

on my email list took advantage of a special secret hashtag I shared that got them a hundred

bucks off my self-paced version of note-making mastery, my newest course, all about helping you better collect, connect,

crystallize, and create from your notes, ensuring that all those notes you take on all that

content you consume actually amounts to something. Otherwise, why bother with all of it in the

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