Ryan Farley

I think it's those questions.

No?

I'd say my favorite is probably The Hard Thing About Hard Things by Ben Horowitz.

Shit, I thought I had the blocker on that.

I, so I, I've started reading a lot of Andy Groves work, former CEO of Intel, I think.

Um, yeah.

I don't use too many tools, but the one that I could, if they took it away, I would be dead is Google Docs, specifically the spreadsheets.

I do everything in those.

I probably have 100 of them that I use to communicate with teams and whatnot.

I think I do on average.

I definitely didn't used to.

I do now.

Yeah.

He's, I don't know if he's more of a kid or more of like a life partner.

Um, but, uh, yeah, yeah.

Uh, well, he attracts lots of girls, so, uh,

So when I was, when I was 20, I had like profound respect for anything that, you know, experienced people would say.

And I would tell myself that, you know, I'm,

Just because someone is older or more experienced or accomplished, their advice isn't necessarily more relevant than somebody who isn't or to what you think natively.

And I think when you're 20, you don't really have that many influencers in your life.