One of the hardest (but most exciting) decisions I’ve made in a long time: I just bought back my first business, PoolTables.com, and have converted it into a benefit corporation to fight poverty. On the hunt for a CEO to scale beyond billiards. bit.ly/3AwqKOa – at Little Cottonwood Creek Valley, UT

Cotopaxi + REI – at Little Cottonwood Creek Valley, UT

If you're interested in @BCorporation's, this might be worth a watch. @KaraEGustafson is a social impact expert and was great to chat with about how and why @Cotopaxi got started (including raising venture capital with little more than a big vision of social impact).

Washington’s culture is broken. Divisiveness, personal attacks, demonization of opponents, and tribalism define our national politics. It’s no wonder better candidates don’t run for national office. Great people have no desire to join toxic cultures. #UtahLeads #StandUnited – at Little Cottonwood Creek Valley, UT

2020 has been full of anxiety, but it has also been one of my most fulfilling years as an entrepreneur. Here are some lessons I’ve learned as a survivalist that prepared me to manage a business through crisis. bit.ly/34dXY84 – at Little Cottonwood Creek Valley, UT

If you’re considering an MBA, speak a foreign language at an advanced level, and have a passion for all things international (culture, language, politics, economics), definitely check out @Wharton’s @LauderInstitute. It was life-changing for me. – at Little Cottonwood Creek Valley, UT

This is a life highlight for me. I hope some of you enjoy this Guy Raz interview!

There are some silver-linings to this crisis, and this is one of them. Edgar, a street kid I met in Peru in 2001 has a life-changing opportunity right now. $7k+ in virtual walking tours of Cusco already sold. link.medium.com/nOwDnI3d05 – at Little Cottonwood Creek Valley, UT

I lived and built a business in Brazil. Consumer goods (electronics, baby products, cars, etc.) cost 50-100% more than in the US. It doesn’t matter much that you’ve created tons of low paying manufacturing jobs when an iPhone costs $1,800 and Chrysler minivan costs $100,000. 2/2

Brazil should serve as a warning to the US about protectionist trade policies. Closed economies indeed provide business opportunities for uncompetitive industries because foreign products become too expensive to import but low productivity and sky-high prices are the outcome. 1/2

This is the first time I’ve seen a campaign event where not a single dollar is going to the campaign, but instead is being raised for charity. @SpencerJCox is shaking up politics as we know it. Join us tonight in support of these amazing and inspiring refugees in our communities.

Ramiro from @WCKitchen has been doing relief work for the last month traveling only with his @Cotopaxi Allpa travel pack. This is what that bag was designed for. Proud!

“Utah’s labor force has grown an average of 1.9% a year from 2010 through January 2018, more than triple the nation’s 0.6% pace." @wsj wsj.com/articles/utah-shows-…