I had an ambition to be a CEO.

I knew a bit about magically, so I decided to raise my hand very intentionally, but it

was the middle of a pandemic.

That I have to say was a not experienced to step into a CEO role, having never met

any of the team that I was going to be leading.

It was different, but we got through it.

In the early days of wireless, we didn't know where this technology was going.

Yeah, you could make a phone call, maybe from your car.

Wouldn't that be great?

This technology has a similar ability to reinvent the next generation of computing.

My company's vision and priorities can very much be entwined with helping the world find

better solutions both within the pandemic.

And then post pandemic.

One of the rallying cries so often from the tech industry is tech can solve it.

But we had to remember there's people involved too, and tech needs to augment what we as humans

are trying to achieve.

It cannot replace it.

That's Peggy Johnson, CEO of Magic Leap.

We made the unusual decision to make a leap herself this year in the midst of the pandemic

from a safe purchase Microsoft to a one time startup darling that's been struggling.

I'm Bob Safian, former editor of Fast Company, founder of the flux group, and host of

Master's of Scale Rapid Response.

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