In this conversation, Guy Kawasaki shares insights and stories about his career, writing journey, working with Steve Jobs, and his passion for surfing. He emphasizes the importance of having a growth mindset, finding your ikigai, and making a difference in the world. Guy also discusses the concept of fighting fire with water, the value of saying yes and no, and the challenges of imposter syndrome. He shares his morning routine and breakfast preferences, and highlights the regrets people often have in life. Overall, the conversation provides valuable lessons and inspiration for personal and professional growth. The key lesson of the book 'Think Remark' is that in order to be remarkable, you must have done something good and made a difference. It's not about deciding to be remarkable, but rather about taking action and making an impact. The author emphasizes that making a difference can be on any scale, from one person to a community or even the environment. The book provides 88 ways to make a difference and become remarkable. The author's legacy is to be remembered as someone who helped people make a difference and empowered them.

00:00 Kristy Yamaguchi
01:49 Introduction and Apple Store in Istanbul
03:03 Barbecue, Surfing, and Cholesterol
05:20 Career and Business Skills
07:25 Writing Journey and The Macintosh Way
09:20 Apple's Think Different Campaign
11:07 Experiences with Steve Jobs
12:21 Asshole Leaders
14:26 Starting Surfing at Age 60
17:04 Mindset and Growth Mindset
19:35 Finding Your Ikigai
20:39 Interest vs Passion
21:32 Success and Making a Difference
22:59 Inspiration from Steve Jobs
26:12 Remarkable People Podcast
28:23 Saying Yes and No
29:59 Imposter Syndrome
30:23 Morning Routine and Breakfast
39:00 Fight Fire with Fire or Water
40:49 Measuring Success
43:17 Dealing with Regrets
50:21 The Key Lesson of Think Remark
52:02 Legacy and Remembering