Episode Synopsis "David Rubenstein - Co Founder of The Carlyle Group"

David Rubenstein has a list of accomplishments from building one of the most prestigious private equity firms, The Carlye Group, to being the chairman of the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts, The Smithsonian Institution, and The Council on Foreign Relations. David shares how he wasn't a "big dreamer" growing up, how asking himself "What would his mother think?" helped guide himself, and discusses the pinnacles of private capital to the pillars of intellectual prestige. ** This episode is sponsored by Bixby Coffee Roasters. Hosted by Miles Fisher **

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