We did something different in Miami this year... Instead of hosting another “networking” event at Miami Tech Week, @seeblindspot (@MrAngryPixels, @mateipsatta) and I found a more thoughtful way to bring together the tech community to gather, collaborate, and explore new ideas. We included: • Curated breakfast and dinners throughout the day by a private chef • A breathwork experience • Open-house co-working opportunities throughout the day • Games and activities like poker, pool, chess, music • @seeblindspot LED billboard trucks that showcased the brilliant products the founders in Lumos were building (shown to hundreds of people!) • A tech "party" every night for folks to cool off 𝐖𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐢𝐭 𝐋𝐮𝐦𝐨𝐬 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞. All this was free. The community doesn't pay a cent. But it's also application-only (you can't buy your way in.) A “luminary” is an extraordinary individual who positively inspires or influences others. The change-makers, thought leaders, and creators of our generation. We wanted to fill the house with luminaries: extraordinary, yet kind, and accomplished, yet humble individuals who approached relationships with the mindset of giving first. In the span of 3 weeks, we received hundreds of applications... Attendees included: • Founders of unicorn companies • Entrepreneurs who have built companies generating $100M+ in revenue • Early tech operators who have worked directly with public company CEOs • Creators and writers with 100,000+ readers • Young, up-and-coming dropouts who are building the future of tech Incredibly humbled to have so many remarkable people attend. Thank you for coming. By providing this space for a global community of builders, tinkerers, and change-makers to gather, we fostered hundreds of relationships, new business ideas, and partnerships. This was our second Lumos House. We plan to do it again: • New York (June 2 - 6, 2024) • San Francisco (Early October, 2024) • Los Angeles (Early October, 2024) If you'd like us to come to your city, comment below with the name of the city you're in!

I wanted to do something different at SXSW this year… Instead of just hosting another tech “networking” event, I wanted to find a more thoughtful way to bring together the tech community to gather, collaborate, and explore new ideas. So I partnered with old friends, @mateipsatta and @MrAngryPixels from @seeblindspot to create a 4-day experience that took place in a private mansion. We included: • Curated meals throughout the day—breakfast, lunch, and dinner by a private chef • An ongoing podcast running in the background to interview extraordinary people • A wellness experience that included yoga, cold plunges, a hot tub, and a pool  • Open-house co-working opportunities throughout the day • Games and activities like poker, spike ball, pool, chess, music room • We even installed an F1 driving simulator (thanks to VeUP) • @seeblindspot LED billboard trucks that showcased the brilliant products the founders in Lumos were building (shown to hundreds of people!) • A tech "party" every night for folks to cool off 𝐖𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐝 𝐢𝐭 𝐋𝐮𝐦𝐨𝐬 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞. All this was free. The community doesn't pay a cent. But it's also application-only (you can't buy your way in.) A “luminary” is an extraordinary individual who positively inspires or influences others. The change-makers, thought leaders, and creators of our generation. We wanted to fill the house with luminaries: extraordinary, yet kind, and accomplished, yet humble individuals who approached relationships with the mindset of giving first. In the span of 3 weeks, we received 4,000+ applications. We were shocked! Attendees included: • Founders of popular consumer apps that have 70M+ users • Entrepreneurs who have built companies generating $100M+ in annual revenue • Early tech operators who have worked directly with CEOs of $500M+ companies • Creators and writers who generate 100M+ impressions every month •Young, up-and-coming dropouts who are building the future Incredibly humbled to have so many remarkable people attend. Thank you for coming. By providing this space for a global community of builders, tinkerers, and change-makers to gather, we fostered hundreds of relationships, new business ideas, and partnerships. Given the impact of Lumos House in Austin, we plan to do it again, with the next one in Miami in 3 weeks. • Miami (April 8 - 12, 2024) • New York (June 2 - 6, 2024) • San Francisco (Early October, 2024) • Los Angeles (Early October, 2024) Hope to see you there.