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How David Senra built the podcast the world’s most powerful CEOs can’t stop listening to
David Senra will tell you he doesn’t care if you listen to his podcast. And he means it.
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David Senra will tell you he doesn’t care if you listen to his podcast. And he means it. For five and a half years after he launched Founders in 2016, almost nobody did listen. He read one business biography per week—hard copy, with a pen and a six-inch ruler and a stack of Post-its—photographed his annotations, recorded his thoughts alone in a room, and published the result.
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