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Rick Caruso has spent decades reshaping Los Angeles through
projects like The Grove, Americana at Brand, and Palisades Village.
In this conversation with Sammi, Rick talks through his
entrepreneurial strategy with real estate and beyond. Rick explains
how he built a billion-dollar real estate empire by studying people
instead of the industry, why he intentionally ignored traditional
mall design rules, and the Walt Disney philosophies that shaped his
approach to hospitality. He shares why he believes founders need to
be comfortable being over their skis, how criticism actually
signals progress, and the surprising rituals he still personally
does for guests at his properties. Then the conversation turns to
Los Angeles. Rick gives an unfiltered breakdown of the Pacific
Palisades fires, explaining exactly how Palisades Village survived
while much of the surrounding area burned. He walks through the
fire prevention systems his team built years in advance, the
operational decisions that protected the property, and the broader
lessons for government competency and crisis management. Sammi and
Rick also discuss why small businesses are increasingly struggling
in California, why entrepreneurs are leaving cities like LA and New
York, and the political climate that ultimately led Rick to decide
not to run for governor.  Follow Sammi Cohen on
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Follow Rick Caruso’s work Here’s What Sammi Covers with Rick: 00:00
Rick Caruso’s Social Currency 02:50 Why “Follow Your Passion” Is
Bad Advice 05:16 Why Not Knowing the Rules Helped Him Win 08:05 Why
Founders Need to Be “Over Their Skis” 09:23 The “Celebrate vs.
Isolate” Framework 10:00 Building The Grove Around the Farmers
Market 12:08 Why Criticism Means You’re Doing Something Important
14:00 The Hospitality Details Guests Never Notice 18:12 Walt
Disney’s Biggest Lesson for Entrepreneurs 22:12 Why People Propose
at the Americana Fountain 25:00 Expensive Mistakes 28:32 Why Retail
Must Constantly Reinvent Itself 29:14 How Palisades Village
Reinvented Retail Layouts 30:00 Why Rick Writes a Fictional Story
for Every Project 31:17 What Saved Palisades Village During the
Fires 35:05 Why Rick Thinks LA Leadership Failed 37:13 Why Rick
Decided Not to Run for Governor 41:00 Why California Needs
Business-Minded Leadership 44:18 Solutions to Homelessness in LA
49:29 Why Small Businesses Are Struggling in California 51:45
Rick’s Personal System for Life and Leadership 54:13 Why
Entrepreneurs Are Leaving California 56:02 Innovation vs. Naivety
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