Welcome back to the Casey Adams show. Today I am joined by my good friend and someone I truly admire Milan Cortesani. Thank you so much coming on the show.

Thank you for having me, Casey. It's good to be here again. Well, we should say it's good to be back. So, funny story, everyone. Milan and I recorded an original episode of the podcast about a week ago and unfortunately

wasn't recording the audio so we're doing it again for round two you know what it's exciting

that's in the new space now the book is out into the world it's excited it's so funny because because I've been podcasting for five and a half years.

And that's happened a handful of times.

And it's just, it never gets easier when things happen like that.

And it's just funny.

But as you mentioned, the book is out now.

How are you feeling?

I mean, before we even get there, your book, I'm just saying, I've read it and just knowing your story over the years,

it's been so cool to see the way that you've articulated civil discourse and what it means to you.

And for people that might not know your book, I'm just saying, I'd love for you to give a high level of what the book is and what people, you know,

sure.

Sure.

So the book's called I'm Just Saying, and it's basically a book of guidelines for conducting civil discourse.

And civil discourse is this idea that we want to create common ground in the conversations that we're having in our lives.

And it's a framework and guidelines for understanding how to communicate better in a digital

setting and taking stories from my life, whether they were personal stories or stories from

entrepreneurship or like running a remote company, that I found these lessons through making

mistakes or moments of insight that I felt

were important to reflect on and that I think are important for people to be able to conduct more

impactful conversations in their lives.

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