ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Casey Ryan Quinn and Alex Orosz debate whether business owners should share their family online. Casey argues that authenticity is what builds trust with investors and clients, while Alex explains why he keeps his family private in the age of AI. They break down Accruity's EOS quarterly planning session, where an AI-assisted prep document helped the team finish about two hours early, and talk about pivoting a service offering and making a career change without changing buildings. Then they react to Mike Tomlin's 12-year Minecraft city and ask where leaders find the time. Plus a country club member-guest recap and a 9/11 audiobook recommendation.
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🔗 Links
Start Investing: steelpointcapital.net
Learn More About Me: caseyryanquinn.com
Follow Me on Socials: @CaseyRyanQuinn
Follow Alex on Instagram: @alex.m.orosz
