David Rosenthal

Eventually you get to, we're just going to do stories.

Big success stories, basically.

In a funny way, you're still constraining yourself.

You feel like you need this frame, and you actually, you're not really living in a frame anymore.

Sure, but you should, at some point you're going to wake up and say, you know, we should be doing more biography.

we should be doing more people and if that person is not you know is not naturally a huge corporation you may still i have a feeling there's more there's more there's an evolution to come that you're not just saying you haven't reached like the end point of this so at what point do you start to feel confident like we know what we're doing

The JP Morgans of the world.

Did they join before you proved that this new way of doing it?

No, we did a year.

What were those episodes?

These long episodes.

Isn't it interesting that you grabbed this kind of commercial attention?

only after you went really long.

Yeah.

Anyway, so I got us a little off track.

Your lesson number three was Berkshire Hathaway and don't be afraid to have a too hard pile.

Pick another.

We're doing 10 of these.

This is how you get a reputation.

Exactly.