David Senra

And it's like, okay, that's an insane love.

That's an understanding of like we're tackling one something that's – I like what you just said, like innovation and creativity is actually a combination of things that occurred before that we're combining.

Right.

And when you mentioned that, I thought of like, you know, James Dyson is one of my entrepreneur heroes.

And what I love about one of the hidden things that people don't know is he wrote a book called The History of Great Inventions.

Yeah.

It's such a like – it's not – it's kind of a bland read.

Right.

God bless his heart.

But like it's just him going through like little Wikipedia pages or like his version of like Wikipedia pages about like –

what this inventor did, how he did it, and what the result was.

And then you see him take these ideas from like 1700 or whatever.

And I was like, oh, I'll just take like that little piece out here and I'll combine it with this piece.

And then what's the new technology today that enables me to solve this problem that didn't exist a few years ago?

So you have this patience, right?

You have this desire to solve problems.

It's almost like, it sounded like to me, and maybe you could disagree with me, like you were sounding like

you see a giant puzzle that you're trying to figure out.

100%.

Now you have, like, you have more resources, you can be patient.