Reddit Co-Founder: The PRICE Most Won't Pay for Success (It's Not What You Think)

In this episode of Jay Shetty's podcast, Alexis Ohanian, Reddit's co-founder, discusses the human need for community and the internet's role in fostering it, while also acknowledging its potential for division. He reflects on his early internet experiences, the importance of online identity, and the challenges of moderating online communities, including his resignation from Reddit over disagreements on content policies. Ohanian shares his approach to parenting in the digital age, emphasizing curiosity and problem-solving skills for his children, and advocates for durable skills like empathy in an AI-driven world. He touches upon the pendulum swing towards artisanal human work and live experiences as a reaction to increasing automation and the importance of male companionship and mentorship. He also shares personal anecdotes about his family, including his Armenian heritage and his relationship with his wife, Serena Williams, highlighting the importance of ambition, partnership, and prioritizing family.