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Notice how they didn’t rush a shoddy product to market. They took two years and sampled more than 700 tequilas in order to perfect their recipe. George Clooney could market ice cubes to Alaskans, but if the quality of his tequila was sub-par, he’d quickly get called out by the high standards of the ultra-premium market.

At its very core, Clooney wasn’t trying to make money or grow a business. He was scratching his own itch. He was fulfilling personal market demand. He was engaging his muse. His focus, his passion, was simply to create a great tequila for himself, that he could enjoy for decades to come.

Being treated before 1846 was not only risky but also extremely painful as anesthesia didn’t exist, so all surgeries that were performed up until that point were on conscious patients. This also brought an extra risk as the patient could faint from the excruciating pain experienced, meaning an unstable pulse that could affect the success of the surgery.

While folks like Clooney clearly have many advantages and privileges in starting a business — capital, name recognition, connections, etc — they are the same advantages possessed by hundreds of movie stars, athletes, entertainers, and internet celebrities. So what made Clooney and Reynolds so different?

Early on in our romantic relationships, we’re infatuated. We can’t help but make our partner the top priority in our lives. The challenge comes later. Once the infatuation ends, we settle into a routine. We become complacent. We take each other for granted. We devolve into adequate partners, doing just enough to avoid discontent.

The world’s fastest-growing tequila brand set itself apart by being authentic and personal. Their marketing is candid and inclusive, and they don’t overly-exploit Clooney on billboards and TV commercials to hawk their wares. While there are obvious advantages to starting a company when you are a world-famous celebrity, they don’t flaunt him. Still, the message is clear: the owners are real people who actually drink their own product. (George, by the way, fully embodies the house of friends ethos: he once gave $1 million cash to each of his 14 closest friends.)

Casamigos roughly translates from Spanish to the house of friends— and Clooney didn’t try to do it alone. He partnered with Rande Gerber (a nightclub/bar owner with two decades of experience) and Michael Meldman (a real estate mogul specializing in luxury developments.)

This is how I write all of my books. I write for an audience of one — me. My rationale is if I’m willing to give a year of my life to writing a book, surely there must other people who’ll spend a few dollars to read the best that I’ve discovered. It starts with personal passion.

Clooney and his friends upped the industry’s game by bringing an authentic, high-quality product to the market, and hopefully, they also use the profits to improve the world in even far more meaningful ways. Just imagine what the Clooney Foundation will do.

Within three years of launching their tequila publicly, Casamigos was selling 120,000 cases per year. Clooney and his team could have started scooping cash into their pockets, but instead, they pumped it back into their product, their people, and their publicity. Rather than taking dividends, they pulled a Warren Buffett and re-invested with a long-term mindset.

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