What I learned from the first 6 years of making Founders.
So this is not a typical founders episode, but it is the best interview that I have ever done on founders.
This episode of Invest like the best came out a year ago.
It is a great summary of what I've learned from the first six years of making founders podcasts.
Patrick and I recorded a part two, which covers some of the lessons that I've learned in the last year.
That should be out in a week or two, so make sure that you're following invest like the best in your favorite podcast player so you don't miss that.
But I also wanted to post this episode for you so I can tell you about the live show that Patrick and I are doing in New York City on October 19.
Patrick has interviewed over 300 of the world's best investors and founders on his podcast.
I've obviously read 300 plus biographies of history's greatest entrepreneurs for mine, so we're going to be talking about what we've learned from seven years of podcasting, sharing our favorite ideas and stories, and then doing a live Q and A.
If you live in New York, I think it's a no brainer, and if you don't, I think it's a great excuse to fly in and visit New York City.
The link to get tickets is down below and available@founderspodcast.com.
and I hope to see you in New York.
Trey David, I think you have one of the most interesting hobbies turned professions of anyone I know.
I first stumbled upon your show, I think, because five friends at once told me to listen to the episodes on Edwin Land and Estee Lauder.
Those were my gateway drugs into your way of looking at history.
I'd love to begin to introduce you to the audience by just outlining what you do.
It's quite unusual.
You've done a lot of it.
Maybe you could just begin all the way back to when you first remember falling in love with reading.
Let's start there.
I've been in love with reading longer than I even have a memory.