David Senra

Not total interest, but I've lost a lot of my interest in that.

Just to clarify, it's not helping as many people as possible.

It is trying to see enormous, like not yet realized potential.

Okay.

And my principle is that is when I do, it is my obligation.

with nothing, maybe I invest, maybe I end up benefiting, but that's not the point.

That it's my obligation to tell people about it and to help foster it into existence.

So important difference.

Well, it took me a decade to state my organizing principle.

I'm not going to be able to name yours in a minute, but you're probably the most single-minded and devoted to what they do person that I know in the sense that most people that have achieved a level of success

in their field or in their job that you have.

The world, when that happens, pulls you into this branching exercise where you end up doing lots of different stuff.

You end up monetizing in different ways or going into different lines of business or changing how you do things, expanding.

The single-mindedness that you have is quite distinct from the people that I know.

Why are you doing it?

I mean, I think you've talked about this certainly in private with me, but also in public about, we came from opposite circumstances.

Like I was born on proverbial third base or sliding into home.

I come from a history of extremely successful entrepreneurs.

My great grandfather who had the best name ever, his name was Ignatius Aloysius O'Shaughnessy.

Everyone called him IA.