I spend every interaction with any stranger trying my best to get them to love me. Plus recs for Heather Havrilesky on slow mastery, Jacqueline Novak's masterpiece, and how to help food pantries.
My dad developed these relationships as well: Herb, the guy who owned the Standard Oil gas station, and Jimmy, the bartender at Valley Lodge, and Jim, the barber - close personal friends, all - he had their votes locked up as well.
I can never reveal our booking secrets but I will tell you that I don't book the podcast, it's booked by TED and they (TED) had an inside track for how the TED bookers could book the head of TED
My dad developed these relationships as well: Herb, the guy who owned the Standard Oil gas station, and Jimmy, the bartender at Valley Lodge, and Jim, the barber - close personal friends, all - he had their votes locked up as well.
dear chris,
a delight from start to finish, as always!
i love "Fred, the smog guy." (i love the moniker. and also i love the guy.)
and also i love you! (and you, anyone who is reading this!)
thanks for sharing as always,
myq
PS chris, how did you book the head of TED for your podcast produced by TED?
I can never reveal our booking secrets but I will tell you that I don't book the podcast, it's booked by TED and they (TED) had an inside track for how the TED bookers could book the head of TED
noTED!
We have similar brains! I love this!
Thank you, Mary!
You're KILLING ME Fred!!
Glittery fabric will bankrupt us all!!!