David Senra

It's a massive part of the story.

It makes me want to read Pete Sampras's biography because I was actually recording an episode with Toby Luque.

The reason I decided to read this book this week is because last week I was in Toronto, Canada at Shopify's office.

And I recorded this great multi-hour conversation with Toby Luque, which I really enjoyed.

And during our conversation, he mentioned the difference between Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi.

In Andre Agassi's book, he's tormented.

He hates tennis.

And then Toby read Pete Sampras's biography.

And he said it was the complete opposite.

He's like, he just liked playing tennis.

It was just very simple.

I just like to do this.

And so if I like to do something, I'll do it all the time.

If you do it all the time, you'll get really good at it.

And that's exactly the story of Pete.

It's very different from, you know, the struggles of Agassi.

This is the first time that Agassi gets to the number one.

He says, I knocked Pete off the mountaintop.

After 82 weeks at number one, Pete's looking up at me.

The next person who calls me is a reporter.