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[BONUS] Boyd Varty - 40 Days and 40 Nights

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Operate smarter and stay ahead of the curve. See what Ridgeline can unlock for your firm. Schedule a demo at ridgeline.ai. In the midst of the worldwide quarantine, my friend Boyd Vardy decided to begin an adventure he has been considering for a long time, a forty day and forty night stay in the African wilderness. I'm releasing this short conversation with Boyd to pique your interest in his daily dispatches. He will be taking short audio, journal like recordings and sharing them with the world as he goes. As of today, there are several that you can listen to by subscribing to the Track Your Life podcast on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

Please enjoy this short chat with my friend Boyd Vardy and check out Track Your Life. So Boyd, you're doing one of the most interesting things or about to set off on one of the most interesting things of anybody that I know in this strange state of quarantine that we're in in the world. I'd love for you to begin by just describing Exactly what it is you're about to do. And then I want to pick apart The whys, the hows, the when's

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