David Senra

I don't care what you consume.

I care what you produce.

You should be proud, not that you have money to buy an expensive thing.

What did you make?

Because the way I think about this all the time, which is always fascinating, how many times this comes up in the biographies and for hundreds of years, people constantly think like, oh, we've reached the end.

There's no more opportunity.

And every single time humans keep saying, it's like, we can't, this is gonna be the last company.

This is gonna be the last technological shift.

It's gonna be the last invention.

And the best description of a business I've ever heard came from Richard Branson.

And he said, all a business is, is an idea that makes somebody else's life better.

And if you look at it like that, it's like then you have infinite possibilities and opportunities all the time because there's infinite small and large ways to make other people's lives better.

You weren't at that time making anybody else's life better.

You were just kind of consuming.

Would you consider yourself depressed?

What would you consider yourself –

This is another thing that drives me insane because I hear other people's advice to entrepreneurs, which I hate.

I think it's terrible.

We shouldn't have an entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Especially because most of the media that entrepreneurs are consuming are actually from investors and you have wildly different incentive structure and everything else.