David Senra: prediction

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…Is that the [...]. Yes. It is an activity that you do for the sake of itself. Going back to your question, I just love to read. I'm going to do this. If no one listens, that's how I know I'm going to win. People are like, oh, would you do it for free? No, I paid to do this for a long time. I literally said I'm going to quit. I have the savings. I have a wife and a daughter to support. Now I have a wife, a daughter, and a son. I just put trust in myself. If I focus on this seven days a week, I'll figure out the business model. I don't think I'll ever get rich from it, but I will at least pay my bills. Every month, I'm like, oh, less money there. I paid to do it. Again, I think Steve Jobs talked about this. He said something like, the older he gets, the more he realizes why people do things matters. He's always asking these questions. I always say, how do you know that you found what you love to do? People are like, oh, because I wouldn't sell my company. It's like, okay, there's another level. It's like, how much would you have had to pay Steve Jobs to stop working in Apple? The answer is, he wouldn't take all the money in the world. How much would you have to pay Charlie Munger? A lot of people tried to stop Steve Jobs from working at Apple.…

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