Interesting discussion but not too personally relevant at my age and being retired. I did buy his book and am sending it to my 17 year old grandson who is trying to figure his life out. Adam has to fix the group photo behind him which is hanging crooked.

Had technology problems. A few minutes before 4, I turned on the computer and heard voices and Pat's introduction, but no visual.
So I went back and re-registered twice and still had no visual until slightly before the first slide. No worries as I heard every word.
Adam had interesting insights and I appreciate how the creative can be highly rewarded. I agree that a liberal arts education is not a waste as learning to think critically and having a basic knowledge of how society, government and the world operates is a good thing!

I thought Adam was an engaging speaker with interesting insights..very enjoyable Webinar!

We enjoyed Adam's presentation. Found it very relevant as our grandchildren are entering adulthood. His use of personal stories to convey his message was great. Comes across much better than just stating an abstract thought. We also enjoyed the interactive public polling. First time we came across that on a Zoom presentation.

Thank you, Chuck & Priscilla. It's interesting to think about the careers that will be started by our students!

Adam Davidson's presentation on "The Passion Economy" provided us with a different and refreshing perspective from a younger generation (compared to more senior WACD speakers), on one aspect of the derivation and composition of new or reinvigorated US companies with stock market listings.

The logic, energy and direction of these new entrepreneurs and their companies is of interest to both younger and older generations - the former to help focus their understanding and vision for their future - the latter to help gain insight into certain investment opportunities.

Missing from the presentation were "real world" factors associated with public policy (Federal and State governance), especially today, that make it easier or more difficult to navigate through our free-enerprise system. Moreover, if the country leans more to a social-democratic model (interpret that as you like), opportunities to "follow your passion" greatly diminish. Don't know what's in Mr. Davidson's book, but if this is missing a second edition is needed.