Steven Bartlett

This one here, you probably remember this. Yes, I do remember that. Right, and the name's on the cover. Borderlands. What age were you when you started playing RuneQuest? You were very young.

And what is the link between the life you lived and the board games you played as a 10-year-old?

And what is the link between the life you lived and the board games you played as a 10-year-old?

And is your work still in here today?

And is your work still in here today?

So edits that you made to this game are still in here? Yes. At what age? That was 12. Wow. That's incredible. And how much did he pay you?

So edits that you made to this game are still in here? Yes. At what age? That was 12. Wow. That's incredible. And how much did he pay you?

And what were your dreams at that age? What did you think you were going to be when you were older, sort of 12, 13, 14 years old?

And what were your dreams at that age? What did you think you were going to be when you were older, sort of 12, 13, 14 years old?

And being born at Stanford Hospital is pertinent as well. I don't think people in the UK and around the world necessarily know the significance of that. But can you explain why that's important?

And being born at Stanford Hospital is pertinent as well. I don't think people in the UK and around the world necessarily know the significance of that. But can you explain why that's important?

So what would you say then? Because there's people that listen to the show all around the world, right? we just Spotify Raptors came out and globally we have quite an extensive audience. It's funny.

So what would you say then? Because there's people that listen to the show all around the world, right? we just Spotify Raptors came out and globally we have quite an extensive audience. It's funny.

It's funny that it's so globally distributed, but I think a factor of being on YouTube and speaking English, what would you say to people that are born in, we've got an audience in Cape town and Indonesia and Australia, New Zealand. What would you say to people in those parts of the world? Can you still be quote unquote massively successful? Yes.

It's funny that it's so globally distributed, but I think a factor of being on YouTube and speaking English, what would you say to people that are born in, we've got an audience in Cape town and Indonesia and Australia, New Zealand. What would you say to people in those parts of the world? Can you still be quote unquote massively successful? Yes.

There's an element of self-awareness required here. And it's funny because when I was younger, I certainly didn't have that self-awareness. I thought that I could start a social network from my bedroom without ever doing it before. And I wasn't necessarily thinking about the geographical situation or Silicon Valley. How important is self-awareness as an entrepreneur?

There's an element of self-awareness required here. And it's funny because when I was younger, I certainly didn't have that self-awareness. I thought that I could start a social network from my bedroom without ever doing it before. And I wasn't necessarily thinking about the geographical situation or Silicon Valley. How important is self-awareness as an entrepreneur?

And how does one cultivate it to know what challenge is actually befitting of their skills?

And how does one cultivate it to know what challenge is actually befitting of their skills?

Is there any such thing as an entrepreneur in the sense of, you know, people always ask me, they say, can anyone be an entrepreneur and a founder? And there's so many different types of companies one can start these days that it's a quite tricky question to answer.