Also:
“You see this desk? At Gap, they used to wonder. A $14-billion company, and my desk was kind of like this,” says the 69-year-old Drexler, who ran the American retailer from 1983 to 2002. “I didn’t want too much clutter. What, was I going to read reports about what already happened?”
he can't keep a thought in his head for more than five seconds. definitely at the far, far end of some spectrum, whatever that would be.
ReplyDeleteWhat we can look back, and truly is full of what I want.
ReplyDeleteYeah, he's a little ADD it seems like.
ReplyDeleteI like the part 20 minutes in where he talks about how "a great entrepreneur... he can't wait".
ReplyDeletehttps://youtu.be/qkwWAUvq09Q?t=19m
And right after that, the difference between online and brick & mortar apparel retail.