· David Senra, Jeremy Stern
[00:00:00] S0: I love this idea of her holding somebody accountable, that you have gifts that are bigger than yourself, and that utilizing them and expressing those gifts is... Refusing to do is sin, but it's really like a service to society and other humans in the world. But thanks for sharing that story. That was freaking incredible. One of the most incredible things. I didn't even know that about you. [00:00:00] S1: I think about it all the time, but it's been a very, very long time since I've talked about it out loud, so a lot of it was new for me, too. [00:00:00] S0: Really appreciate you taking the time to do this. You're a real soulful dude. Huge fan of your work. I hope every single person listening goes and checks out every single one of your profiles. [00:00:00] S1: Thanks, David. [00:00:00] S0: Thanks. I hope you enjoyed this episode. Please remember to subscribe wherever you're listening and leave a review, and make sure you listen to my other podcast, "Founders." For almost a decade, I've obsessively read over 400 biographies of history's greatest entrepreneurs, searching for ideas that you can use in your work. Most of the guests you hear on this show first found me through "Founders."