Insight Global

It was announced Evidently with little fanfare because there was sort of a rainstorm and it was hard to hear and communicate given the weather conditions.

But at the race briefing on Thursday, it was announced that going forward, starting in 2027 and at least through the 2028 running, Run Rabbit Run, in partnership with one of their sponsors, uh, a business called Insight Global, has committed to $100,000 prize purses for the champions at least of '27 and '28.

And I'm sure their ambition is to continue that well into the future.

Corrine, I've got some quotes and stuff here, but maybe just setting it up one little bit further before passing it to you.

Insight Global is a leading global recruiting and staffing firm.

They help businesses find people to work at their companies.

And so, you know, it's, I think, not unusual for many people in our audience to not know what Insight Global is.

It's also a little bit of a head-scratcher to know why they would choose to allocate funds in this way.

And I had a special guest host.

My friend Sam Kaufman, chief revenue officer at Insight Global, joined me on this one because Sam lives in Atlanta and has benefited from seeing Andy's work in person at his church over the years.

During our conversation, we discussed the one question John Maxwell asked over lunch that determined how big Andy built his next church.

Then, the difference between a problem you solve and a tension you manage, and how that one distinction spread through all of Insight Global after Sam heard Andy teach it and then he went to work to implement it.

Next, leading through uncertainty, what Andy did when COVID forced him to rebuild the entire business model in real time, and why clarity and not certainty is what people actually need from a leader.

Ladies and gentlemen, please enjoy our conversation with Andy Stanley.

Love it.

No, I love it.

I say this to other people.

It's partially why I love working with Insight Global is because there are so many moments where I go, oh my God, Sam thinks like, I'm smart enough here or whatever.

Like, I'm just going to ask questions because I have no idea what to tell me.

Like, I don't feel worthy to even be a part of this conversation.