There's something pretty magical about a good knock knock joke. You say knock knock. Someone

else says who's there? Two syllables into it and you're already getting positive feedback.

Hey, it's Seth and this is a Kimbo.

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Clubhouse in April 2021 valued it more than four billion dollars by some smart investors,

even though the software itself is not that hard to clone. There are literally dozens of

companies that are making copies of clubhouse right this minute. Clubhouse, a site where people show

up and then they show up again, it's sticky. They stay for hours. Clubhouse, that place that

people who are in it can't stop talking about. It seems like the first rule of clubhouse

is that you always talk about clubhouse. My question for you is not did clubhouse do a whole bunch

of things right? They did. The question is are those things they did right right for you?

The question is should you have a podcast or should you be on clubhouse? It's a question that isn't

about clubhouse at all. It's about the choices that so many of us need to make about the information

we consume and more important. The information we spread as we seek to lead and change our culture.

I've sponsored your appointment because I think you do all the most able statesman in all

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