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David Senra

@founderspodcast

Learn from history's greatest entrepreneurs. Every week I read a biography of an entrepreneur and find ideas you can use in your work.

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“Winning demands total commitment, mental toughness, and the willingness to push yourself and others beyond comfort, with no shortcuts or excuses allowed.”

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This stat about Picasso blew my mind: Picasso lived for a total of 33,403 days. With 26,075 published works that means Picasso averaged 1 new piece of artwork every day of his life from age 20 until his death at 91. He created something new, every day, for 71 years:

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I really like David Senra. They recently interviewed the host on what he has learned from getting inside the heads of hundreds of great founders. He summarized the super power in 1 word: FOCUS.

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I attended a live event with David Senra and Patrick OShaughnessy during which David Senra summarized his lessons from years of reading biographies on the world’s best entrepreneurs and performers. I left wanting to double down on my focus and ready to relentlessly pursue my

I attended a live event with <a href="/FoundersPodcast/">David Senra</a> and <a href="/patrick_oshag/">Patrick OShaughnessy</a>  during which David Senra summarized his lessons from years of reading biographies on the world’s best entrepreneurs and performers. I left wanting to double down on my focus and ready to relentlessly pursue my
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A list of maxims from Brad’s book: 1. An empty seat is less damaging than a poor fit. 2. Resist the urge to flood communications with nonessential information. 3. The most important thing a CEO does is recruit superlative people. 4. Money animates people