In this episode, Shamus Madan talks with Oscar Muñoz about his journey from his grandmother's lessons to becoming the first Hispanic CEO of a major airline. They discuss Oscar's transition into the beverage industry, the role of mentors, strategies for turning around struggling companies, and the impact of personal health crises on his business decisions. They also reflect on the cost of success, memorable leadership moments, and Oscar's personal legacy. The episode ends with the announcement of Oscar's new book. Oscar Muñoz, the former CEO of United Airlines, joins to discuss his career from growing up in Mexico to becoming the first Hispanic CEO of a major airline. Prior to United, Oscar held several leadership positions at PepsiCo, CocaCola, AT&T, and CSX. Twitter of Host (Shamus Madan): @mbitpodcast Pre-Order Turnaround Time here: https://amzn.to/43GMHJR (0:00) Introduction and welcoming Oscar Munoz (4:41) Lessons from Oscar's grandmother and influences on his career (9:10) Oscar's transition into the beverage industry and first moral dilemma (13:10) The importance of mentors and self-awareness in decision making (21:15) Oscar's experience as the first Hispanic CEO of a major airline (26:25) Strategies for turning around a struggling company and building trust (29:49) Impact of personal health crises on Oscar's life and business (34:16) Contemplating the cost of success and dealing with regrets (40:45) Oscar's memorable leadership moments and reflection on personal legacy (42:13) Conclusion, announcement of Oscar's new book, and closing remarks