My Summit experience

My Summit experience:

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My Summit experience.

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What a weekend.

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A wild, wonderful, fun, unique, interesting, strange, crazy, and amazing time I’ll never forget.

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Spent the last few days on a cruise ship with 1800 strangers.

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They’re the people shaping the world.

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I had breakfast with Richard Branson.

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Went shark snorkeling with investors who are pilots and trainers to the stars.

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Ate lunch with a founder who sold his company for over a billion dollars.

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Had dinner with a screenwriter, executive coach and aid worker turned crypto entrepreneur who helped build the Ethereum foundation.

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Had multiple beautiful conversations with one of the youngest executives in Walmart’s history who now runs a nonprofit in India to stop human sex trafficking.

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Drank with a young CEO who’s taking plastic out of the oceans by turning them into water bottles, who also went to the University of Edinburgh at the same time as me.

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Partied next to a former NBA champion.

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Played blackjack next to an international DJ.

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Danced with a former world Series of poker champion and next to the leading voice in AI safety.

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Watched the sunset with Henry Kissinnger’s goddaughter who’s a Harvard and Stanford-educated MD that started a diagnostic company that’s used all over the world.

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Chatted with one of the sharks on Shark Tank.

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Joked about being a Spurs fan to one of the most prominent professors/tech voices in the world.

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All this in one weekend.

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It was insane.

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I still can’t believe I was there.

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Some of the most fun I’ve ever had.

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What Summit has created is nothing short of spectacular.

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Amazing humans that are changing the world who are also so open and fun.

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On their journeys.

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Trying to be better.

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Looking for souls to help them lead better lives.

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So grateful to be there.

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So awesome to be around some of the most inspiring people you’ll ever meet in your life.

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Drinking, vibing, and hanging out.

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Incredible.

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Just incredible.

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At a loss for words right now, but they’ll be more to come.

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