David Senra

It means that I care, and then I'm trying, and I will find my path, like my way there.

So I think that's really important.

So let's go back to the other thing about Edwin Land real quick.

He also has this great line that he says, this is where I said I was lying to myself about wanting a balanced life.

He says, there's a rule they don't teach you at Harvard, which he knows because he dropped out of Harvard twice.

He goes, there's a rule they don't teach you at Harvard that anything worth doing is worth doing to excess.

I can't help myself.

I have to take things as far as they can go.

That's why I can't do many things.

I essentially can just do podcasts.

I could take care of my health, I could do podcasts, and I could build relationships.

That is essentially all my 24 hours a day.

That's all I have.

I can't do anything else.

So Edmund Land, Steve Jobs, Rockefeller, Munger,

Two other dead people.

I don't think I need the other two.

I like fewer, deeper, fewer, deeper relationships.

I kind of, I tend to talk to like the same people over and over again, you know, being public figures, you could talk to a thousand people a year if you wanted to.

I find that like, I want people, I want to genuinely know people who they authentically are.