Okay, so I just have three things that I want to talk to you about before we jump into this episode.

First was that I was invited to go speak at Norder Dame. There's a class at Norder Dame called Art of Investing.

It's run by these two guys named Rick and Paul. I've become friends of

Rick and Paul through the podcast. They're huge fans of founders. Actually both

Harvard MBAs and they say outrageous things like they've learned more from founders than they did when they

got their MBA at Harvard. Just don't tell Harvard that. But anyways, they invited me

to come speak to their students and we actually recorded it and you can listen to the entire thing.

The conversation we had lasted about 90 minutes.

So whatever you're listening to this, however you're listening to this right now,

if you just search in your podcast player,

art of investing, it's a new podcast, I am episode I think number four. So

search for art of investing and then David Sunro you'll see it. I think it's

episode number four if you want to listen to the entire talk

that I gave at Notre Dame.

I've heard from a lot of people that heard it so far.

They said it's very, very inspiring.

So that that's very encouraging.

The second thing is, I want to tell you about the first person I ever met that listen to founders.

So my friend Mitchell Baldridge was listening to founders like years ago.

Five, six years ago nobody was listening. You know, maybe a couple

hundred people, maybe like a thousand, two thousand people were listening at the

time when Mitchell sends me a message saying he loved the podcast, he loved to meet, just so happens he was asking where I lived, and I was like, oh, I'm actually here for a conference. You want to meet for coffee the next morning. And so that is the very first person I ever met in person through the podcast.

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