David Senra

Whereas in computer science, you'd have to code over here and compile, and then you'd eventually see a result.

There was this gap.

And so his principle was collapse that gap.

That was his life's mission.

And

I love that way of thinking about finding one's life's mission is find a principle.

Don't necessarily have a goal, but find a principle.

And my principle is like when I see undiscovered talent, it is my obligation to do this thing, to get to know them, to learn from them, to start introducing them to people, to start

I don't need to get anything out of it.

Like what I get out of it is the thing.

That's the point.

It's taken me a long time to articulate that principle.

Decade.

And that's okay.

Like, don't get discouraged if you don't watch Brett Victor's talk and can't name your principal an hour later.

Like, it takes time.

But you know you found your principal when it starts informing literally every decision you make every day with your time.

And that's what it does for me.

And it becomes universal.

Like...