Hey podcast, before we get into a podcast, I want to say hey podcast, I mean all of you who are listening.

So first of all, thank you for listening.

Second of all, two little things for you to know about before we get into today's podcast.

One, the Monday to Monday playlist that Mike Boyd and I curate each week on Monday

with a lot of incredible music from a ton of emerging stars, especially if you're into Latin trap and hip hop.

It's really made for you.

Obviously if you're Caleb and you love metal, not for you, but if you are the majority people that enjoy hip hop or Latin trap,

very, very much up for you.

And so you can see that on Apple and on Spotify Monday to Monday.

I'm not sure exactly what if you search Monday to Monday to pop up, that should be good.

Search Monday to Monday on those two platforms to subscribe to the playlist and I hope you listen and I hope you enjoy this podcast.

What's up podcast for today's episode?

Gays is down on the former CEO of the Campbell soup company Douglas Conant.

He shares an incredible story from his new book, The Blueprint of how being fired from his job of nine years,

let him to be coming to CEO of Campbell's.

So make sure to hit him up and leave a review to let us know what you thought and I hope you enjoy.

Hey everybody, really excited about today's podcast, excited about the book, but more excited about the gentleman that's sitting in front of me.

Doug is an iconic, I like using that, iconic business man and CEO in the corporate world and was at the helm of one of VaynerMedia's earliest clients, Campbell's,

and an avid tennis fan, which is one of the first things I think about with him.

But somebody I've stayed in touch with over the last decade who have a lot of respect for and when him and his team reached out and said,

hey, we've got a new book out, we'd love to be on the podcast, I couldn't have been more excited for this moment.

So here we are, LinkedIn community, I know you're watching live, we're taking phone numbers on Facebook where we're live as well.

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