Before we get started I want to let you know we're doing a few new things.

First you can be involved as you listen to this episode.

Just use the hashtag millennial PM go and live tweet your thoughts while you listen.

Again, that's millennial, 2Ls, 2N's, PM Go.

There is also a question at the end of the episode that I want you to answer.

To answer it it you can use

that same hashtag or you can tweet your answer to millennial PD CST. Again that's

millennial PD CST.

Also, millennials hosting its first Facebook live event on the same day that this episode is released,

which is Wednesday, July 20th at 12 p.m. Eastern Standard time. If you have questions about how I made

this episode or episodes in the past go to Facebook.com

slash millennial and I'll be there to answer your questions.

And if you miss it, no big deal. The video will be saved on Facebook.

That's all for now. On with the show. Every day I walk up a flight of stairs to my office in Portland, Maine. There's a handwritten

sign on the door that says, this is where millennial is made.

I get there around 830,

open up my computer and start making a to-do list.

With millennial, each episode takes between 60 to 100 hours to make,

which means I spend 60 to 100 hours in front of my computer.

By now, I'm used to it.

But when it's summertime and the weather's nice and I can hear the seagulls, work is harder.

Especially because all I want to do is go outside.

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