David Senra

Yeah.

Um, and he's a good mirror too.

Because like he, it's almost like a therapy session.

Like he'll be very quiet, doesn't like tension himself.

And yet he'll like hit you with a question.

Like, I didn't even think about that.

And he has this great way to describe you.

Cause my guess is that like, not even guess, I'm pretty, I think you're obsessive, like learning and understanding the world around you.

And like that drives like a huge part of what you're doing and this exploration and you can build companies around the stuff you're interested in.

And that's kind of like this compounding learning machine.

But he goes, out of everyone I know,

Daniel has the ability to apply what he learns the fastest at the highest level.

And this was actually related to a conversation that we had at your house, which was fascinating.

Because, again, I know you don't like public adulation.

I'm still going to do it because I think it's fascinating, where it's like everybody focuses on Spotify, which is a marvelous achievement that very few people on the planet have been able to experience.

And yet they like also, because it's not really talked about, it's like all this other success that you're having outside of this too, because you have this like, you're very curious about things.

And now you have a network and knowledge and resources that you can actually impact and try to make the world a better place.

And you're not going after easy shit by any means, which I also admire about you.

It goes back to the impact over happiness thing.

And so we're talking about this and I'm like,