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Okay, last question before we move on to the next startup idea. Biggest thing you learned from Mark Zuckerberg shadowing him for hundreds of hours?
This is the key to what makes him so unique. So the fact that he is, it is this extreme humility and amazing self-awareness. So he knows when he doesn't know something and he doesn't just go in to learn it. He gives himself or he used to, and I don't, I'm not close to him anymore, but he would really put himself in a position of extreme humility. And he had no ego in the fact that
of, oh, I don't know this thing. I have to posture like I know it. He'd be like, I don't know this thing and it's vital. And I learned this firsthand because
We got Sarah Lacey on the pod. She's an idea machine. I was emailing her before this. I was like, come with ideas. I'll give you 30 minutes. She's like, I don't need 30 minutes. I'll see you there in a few. Thank you, Sarah, for coming on the pod and sharing some of your ideas with us.
It is my pleasure. Anyone who has built several companies knows the fun part is coming up with ideas. We can all come up with ideas. The shitty part is actually trying to build them. So I am fortunately at a stage in my career where I can just come up with ideas.
All right, should we get into it?
Let's go.
So where do you want to start?
Do you want me to just pitch you my ideas? Is that how this works?
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