We ask each of our guests a simple yet profound question: "Whose life story from your own family would you most want to have documented on film?"
Today's guest: Jake Knight, Co-founder of Enclave, a community for the Rising Gen

Jake's pick: His grandpa, Thayne Knight

Sound Bites

- "My grandpa was such a kind, fun, loving, gentle man."

- "I would have loved to talk to my grandpa about the impact that his brother's drowning had on him.

- "He loved to work hard and to help and really, at a deeper level, it's about serving others and being genuinely helpful."
Summary
Jake Knight shares his desire to have his grandfather's life story documented on film. He describes his grandfather as a kind, loving, and gentle man who was always present and loved to serve others. Jake recalls spending a lot of time with his grandfather Thayne and the positive impact he had on his life. He also mentions his grandfather's work ethic, attention to detail, and the importance of relationships. Jake reflects on the qualities he admires in his grandfather and how they influence his own life and leadership at Enclave.

About Jake
Driven by a passion for authentic connections and diverse experiences, Jake leads Enclave, a curated community for Rising Gen peers. He’s deeply committed to meaningful relationships, personal growth, and spreading kindness.

Jake grew up in Utah in an environment that was both intense and confusing, with his father founding and taking a company public during his formative years. Despite the challenges, Jake’s sensitivity and adaptability have shaped the person he is today.

Takeaways
- The importance of documenting and preserving family life stories.
- The positive impact of a loving and present grandparent.
- The value of hard work and service.
- The significance of relationships in personal and professional life.

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Credits
Produced by Jamie Yuenger and Piet Hurkmans. Our show’s musical intro and outro is taken from the track “Thursday” by the independent artist Nick Takénobu Ogawa. You can listen and support his music on bandcamp here