In this episode, Issy Sharp, founder of The Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts, reveals how McDonald's influenced their approach to hospitality, why they don't own any real estate, and how the death of his son inspired him to support the Terry Fox run. He also shares a surprising bomb at the end. They discuss the power of service and attitude, the importance of work-life harmony, and their philanthropic efforts. They emphasize belief in oneself and the influence of their Jewish heritage on their 'can do' attitude.

Issy Sharp, founder of Four Seasons, discusses raising $1 billion for the Terry Fox Run. Jonathan Wener believes the best way to live a rich life is by giving back. They explore the importance of giving to the next generation and why we are put in this world to make it better. Topics include philanthropy, tikun olam, and the impact of the Terry Fox Run.