Spencer
Wolfe

We get it. You have political opinions. You have stories about your military days, your past accomplishments, and plenty of articles you think everyone should read.

But is social media really the place for it?

Especially if you’re the CEO of a publicly traded company.

Your job is to lead your business, build value, develop people, serve customers and create a vision for the future. Constant political commentary and random sensational content doesn't help you do any of that.

Most of us don't want to see the slop.

The solution is simple: mute or disconnect.

Move on.

Your professional network is valuable. Fill it with people and ideas that make you better at business—not another political echo chamber.

I have a dream about LinkedIn... that we would only have people talking about business and professional topics.

Had breakfast today with friends for Super Bowl 2026. Great time to catch up with everyone.

Still trying to figure out who this halftime bunny guy is who can’t speak English in the United States of America. Berlitz can help! 😉

Near our Tokyo sales office we have three large buildings going up. Today there are thirty (30) truck loads of steel being delivered. This new development is not just central Tokyo. It’s all over Japan. We see a lot going on in Osaka as well. Just not at the same scale.

So what exactly is the best stock? The question everyone asks no doubt.

Run, ride, or swim... In my case, it's mostly ride or walk. Was surprised to see when I downloaded my activities to my computer the numbers were

• 18,623 kilometers
• 1,100+ hours
• Done it in Asia, Europe, and the US (left, right, and center).

Now I know why people always tell me, "you look so young". LOL.

Are you staying active?

Great to have the US president and his team in Japan!

This is a great map on the various brands in Japan. Not sure where it came from but great to see all the production that comes out of this island nation.