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Banks Benitez

Hi, I'm Banks. I am a Colorado-based entrepreneur and writer.

Every month for the last eight years, I've written a letter to my friends. It's been a chance to explore ideas around leadership, entrepreneurship, society, and being human in a fast-paced world. You can check out recent editions by scrolling to the right.

I've been stunned by what's possible when you slowly build trust in the inbox. This letter has produced 7+ figures worth of new business and opportunities. It has maintained and deepened relationships. And it has shaped me into the person I am.

Today I help other brands and leaders do the same through my company Future Forest. We are a boutique newsletter agency that cuts through the noise with honest and human content. We work with a small group of clients to produce soulful, original work.

Latest posts(341)

When Peers are better than Mentors
When Peers are better than Mentors

Peership is the rarest form of relationship, but also the most powerful.

by Banks Benitez Sep 23, 2020
Roadtrip vs. Cabin Fever
Roadtrip vs. Cabin Fever

The open road is needed in 2020

by Banks Benitez Sep 23, 2020
The Origins of our Divisiveness
The Origins of our Divisiveness

How the pandemic threatened our sense of control, and how that exacerbated divisiveness.

by Banks Benitez Sep 17, 2020
Uncharted Insider - August 2020
Uncharted Insider - August 2020

Hi everyone, Welcome to the August edition of the Uncharted Insider. Uncharted Update * Launched applications for mobile tech ventures: We launched applications for our third year of Visible Connect, an accelerator program for nonprofits changing their communities using mobile tech in partnership with Visible [https://www.visible.com/]. Learn more

by Banks Benitez Sep 01, 2020
Radical Ideas and the Overton Window
Radical Ideas and the Overton Window

Progress happens in leaps; what was once considered radical and fringe can quickly become mainstream.

by Banks Benitez Aug 20, 2020
Trees
Trees

I’ve spent a number of weekends this summer in the forests of our Colorado mountains, hiking about, reading poetry, and thinking about the Milky Way. Maybe it’s been the looming fear of our own mortality with COVID, or perhaps it is the way things have a habit of

by Banks Benitez Aug 17, 2020

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