Nico Rosberg

Reposition the whole team into a new direction.

And they're constantly failing.

And sometimes in big ways.

And they need to just...

not accept and relentlessly fight through these failures on their way to victory.

So it's like one-to-one, it's exactly the same.

It's so comparable.

So I love seeing these founders create their success

and also very often I can give my input you know on the human performance front you know not on which person to hire so much or what business how to pivot the business or whatever but very much on the human performance front they of course respect me a lot and we have wonderful conversations you know and really helpful conversations because I was going to ask about the dynamic of the relationship because you're both an investor and a mentor which one do you find most comfortable

Well, the one where I'm at home is speaking about how I overcame my failures and my struggles towards victory and how I worked on these details, you know, marginal gains and the psychology behind it and...

the discipline and all that, you know, and that, that really resonates with them.

And we have wonderful conversations around that, where they can always take something away.

And I take things away from it as well.

And so that's, that's really, really valuable.

So, and I love how these guys, they have an idea, they're sitting in their living room with an idea.

And 10 years later, they've changed the world and impacted our lives.

It's incredible.

Whether it's Uber or Airbnb, everything started with an idea.

Airbnb, they rented out a mattress in their living room to a friend.

who paid for staying on the mattress in the living room, you know, because there was a conference in town where the friend didn't have a place to stay because the hotels were booked out.