As an entrepreneur, so much of your energy goes toward preparing your business for its financial

future, but what about your own? There's a new podcast called Other People's Pockets,

and it's a personal finance show that's unlike anything you've ever heard before.

It's an honest, unflinching look into other people's finances.

If you've ever wondered how your friend bore their home, or why your coworker meticulously

splits the tab down to the last diet coke, this is the show for you. Host Maya Lau asks people

from all walks of life to get radically transparent about their personal finances,

in actual dollar amounts. You'll hear from an elite scientist who counts surf to survive,

a millionaire influencer who reveals the economics of social media stardom and more.

So check out Other People's Pockets wherever you get podcasts.

There's a thing that being still does to you that is very different for a creative person

that's a real journey, mentally, emotionally, finding stimulus. Something like this happens,

and you're just shoved into five, eight years into the future, and you shake yourself off,

and you stand up, and you're like, oh, we're here.

Advertising is about being in the eye of culture, and there's never been really in my life,

I'm a more interesting moment in culture. Brand by its very definition is something that holds

a strong set of opinions about something that would attract someone. This is not a moment to have

no opinions, but this is also not a moment for everybody everywhere to weigh in on everything.

Most clients aren't asking us right now to solve their deepest business problem.

What they're asking us is how can we retain a connection to our consumers, our people?

What's at stake for my business is relevance, amidst everything that's going on,

survival cannot be the mode of operation. What's next is developing the ability

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