David Senra

Creating this new investment firm caused me to go invest in all these companies.

you know, companies in a bigger way and be more impactful on them and their trajectories than I could have been on my own.

The whole thing is daisy-chained together because I loved reading fucking books in my 20s.

And I did something about it and I started telling other people which ones I liked.

That's how it started.

That's it.

And all of that was unpredictable.

Back to why I don't like goals.

If you had told me when I sent that first email to list my goals, none of those things that I just listed would have been on my sheet.

I wouldn't have even known to think about them.

My own experience has cemented my belief in this growth without goals.

I wanted to grow.

I love the idea in weightlifting, Jeremy Giffen and I talk about it all the time, a progressive overload of always a little bit harder, a little bit more, go to failure, go to failure, go to failure.

But the beautiful thing about life is you don't know where that's gonna take you.

God, I never in a million years could have predicted any of this crap.

What's even more exciting is it doesn't stop.

Some set of stuff's gonna happen over the next 10 years, which if I tried to make a goal list today, I would be unable to predict.

It's gonna be so much fun.

But it all started with, I had a thing I loved naturally.

I just liked to read books.