Oct 2, 2026 · 45 min · 13 segments
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David McIlroyHostSometimes I love it and sometimes I think, you know, we went to Bangkok back and forth on LinkedIn also.
And after that, chapter was closed we moved i moved into consulting because people started asking hey what do you do and i said well nothing i'm so semi-retired they're like no gotta be so can you help me with this and so before i knew it a year later i was helping people with what i was doing for myself for so long so that is that is an amazing journey and i and i love it and now sub stack It's just like a whole different beast, right? So I've been on LinkedIn for so many years and I made great friendships on LinkedIn, don't get me wrong, great friendship on X, but Substack, it's so much different.

I've always felt the same, but Substack definitely feels like home to me as a platform.

And I agree about the other platforms you mentioned as well, where I like them.

I've liked them more in the past, but Substack definitely feels like the place to be for me and for you as well, Virgil.

So what does it involve and what kind of content do you put out and what's the offer kind of around that? So if someone wants to become a paid subscriber to The Launch Room, what do they get for that?
That's really, really cool that you asked that question, because I'm now in the process of figuring that all out.
Sometimes I love it and sometimes I think, you know, we went to Bangkok back and forth on LinkedIn also.
And after that, chapter was closed we moved i moved into consulting because people started asking hey what do you do and i said well nothing i'm so semi-retired they're like no gotta be so can you help me with this and so before i knew it a year later i was helping people with what i was doing for myself for so long so that is that is an amazing journey and i and i love it and now sub stack It's just like a whole different beast, right? So I've been on LinkedIn for so many years and I made great friendships on LinkedIn, don't get me wrong, great friendship on X, but Substack, it's so much different.

I've always felt the same, but Substack definitely feels like home to me as a platform.

And I agree about the other platforms you mentioned as well, where I like them.

I've liked them more in the past, but Substack definitely feels like the place to be for me and for you as well, Virgil.

So what does it involve and what kind of content do you put out and what's the offer kind of around that? So if someone wants to become a paid subscriber to The Launch Room, what do they get for that?
That's really, really cool that you asked that question, because I'm now in the process of figuring that all out.
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