Three Questions With...Julia Landauer, Keith Grossman, Mick Batyske

Reminder: I am reposting the first few Three Questions With in this newsletter form as I originally had them as regular posts. It will take a few weeks to get all in one spot for efficiency.

The next three answering: their mistake turned into a strength, daily purpose and their passion(s) are:

Julia Landauer?-?NASCAR?Xfinity Series driver, 2x Champion Racecar Driver, entrepreneur, motivational speaker. Oh, and did I mention Survivor (tv) participant, web3 enthusiast and STEM star.

Mistake: I used to worry that people would perceive me as "pushy" or "stepping on their toes," and once I trained myself to not let that stop me, I found my processes moved more quickly and efficiently.

Purpose: Right now I'm trying to limit how much time I waste (like scrolling on social media), so I think about how my daily actions are feeding my purpose (and if they're not, then trying to limit them).

Passion: I'm passionate about collaborating, building, and working hard so that I'm proud of myself, which is currently realized through racing, inspiring people through keynote speaking, and having a positive impact on my community.

Keith A. Grossman?- President?MoonPay Enterprises, (former President?TIME) and a career at 彭博资讯 , WIRED and more. Leading voice in web3.

Mistake: I used to think everything was either black or white. It took time to realize?most of life (personal and professional) is gray.?

Purpose: Provide web3 experiences in a simple, frictionless manner for the masses.?

Passion: New York Cares and, specifically, Stand With Students,?the largest citywide initiative to help students and teachers at Title I schools.

Mick Batyske?- DJ, Investor, Content Creator. If you don't follow Mick Batyske , or better yet, haven't hired him; you are missing out. Check out MICK here. (My favorite personal experience was when Mick spun for First Lady Mrs. Obama at the Fruits n Vegetables initiaitive at Old Dominion University (story).

Mistake: the perception of your personal brand can either significantly limit you, or create exponential growth.

Purpose: honestly, I just look at my kid and the rest of my day falls into place.

Passion: I’m very passionate about using my creativity in new ways to solve problems.

More coming...