David Senra

You said, I don't even know it was called entrepreneurship and I'm starting to build things.

And this is the question I have for you.

When did you know you were good?

This is like something I'm super passionate about because, you know, if you really think about like, they don't write biographies about people that like start, scale, sell a company and do it for like five years.

I'm not interested in that.

I don't like, I mean, I'm not interested in your startup.

I'm interested in your last company.

I'm interested in something you're going to do for the rest of your life.

Yeah.

And this is what I draw inspiration off of.

It's just like going back to what you said earlier about impact and contentment and how like you're willing to go into an area where it's like, you know, it's difficult.

Yeah.

I love what Jeff Bezos said on this.

He's just like, he was, he tells the people, he used to tell people in Amazon at the very beginning, he's like, we're trying to build something that we can be proud of, something that we can tell our grandkids about.

Anything that you're going to be proud to tell your grandkids about is not going to be easy.

Right.

So we're going into this with, you know, he gave himself like a 30% chance of success.

Yeah.

I think it began with Spotify.

You know, you're guys like, hey, we're going to, I might have to get a job after this, but I have to do this.