David Senra

Tell me when you have more time, but I'm not going to talk to you for 30 minutes.

What do you think would be the biggest regret of all the people that you've talked to?

What would be the top three biggest regrets that they've had?

I, this is where it's like, with these kind of people, I don't necessarily believe them, that they're regrets.

Like, so Sam Walton, he's writing his autobiography as he's, he knows he's dying.

He's got cancer all over his body.

He's in immense pain.

He took out some of the, took some of the last time that he ever had in life.

And he essentially distilled what he learned from his like 50, 60 year career.

And I think it's one of the best books, easily top five, you know, entrepreneur book of all time.

And it's like such a gift to future generations of entrepreneurs that he did that with his last time.

And he said that, you know, he missed out a lot of stuff.

Like he was working all the time.

He's like a fairly, he calls himself a fairly overactive fellow.

Yeah, well, that's one way to put it, Sam, but like that you're just a conqueror.

You're an insane person in a good way.

He's trying to do something, you know, that he thought was good.

And he's like, you know, if I had to be honest, though, like, yeah, I missed out on seeing, you know, parts of my kids' lives.

Like, I was working a lot.

But he's like, if I did it all again, I would do it the exact same way.