David Senra

Like you just want high quality people.

It's like, it's the most important decision you make in your life is the people that you let around you, which I see people are way too casual about this.

And I can be really, really ruthless in this domain.

And then the fourth one is megalomania.

The reason I say Eddie Murphy, because he's dated every single person.

He's got 10 kids.

I think he's got a bunch of different baby mamas.

Again, he's still living his life he wants to do, but he clearly likes that number three.

Number four is just megalomania.

You start to think that you're successful because of you and not the work that you put in.

and you start to believe you're like a god, and everybody should praise you, and you just completely become disassociated from reality.

And this is why I say it's very dangerous, especially to do numbers-driven thing.

I talk to founders all the time.

I'm like, oh, tell me about your company.

I just want to be the first.

I want to build a trillion-dollar company.

I want to be the first, the fastest company to 100 million ARR.

I'm like...

You know, like none of History's Greatest Entrepreneurs, none of History's Greatest Entrepreneurs thought like that.

I'm calling you out on that.