Good morning from Buenos Aires. This is a city I’ve wanted to visit for so many years. So, when I found myself in Uruguay, which you may or may not know is literally just across the river, I decided to change my return ticket so I could come and spend a few days here.

Before I left Punta del Este, I thought, what better thing can I do on my last day in Uruguay than interview my dear friend and host, Eric Egan. He’s a good friend of mine, and someone I quote often. Anyway, if you know anything about me, you know that I’ve interviewed thousands of people about their professional life. At this stage in my life, what I find most interesting is people’s stories. What makes them tick? What interests them? Who are they beyond their professional persona? What are their values? What do they value? That’s what interests me.  I really hope these snippets of our conversation give you a glimpse into our friendship into the life of a very interesting international person, and some insight into what makes Eric tick beyond his professional accomplishments. While Eric does reference his professional life, if you really want to get a good idea about it look no further than the New York Times where he was featured in a ful- page article in the design section of the Sunday issue, September 4th, 2022.It’s a great article.

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