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Learn from history's greatest entrepreneurs. Every week I read a biography of a founder to find ideas you can use in your work.

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他選了最笨的路：讀了 400 本傳記。

Founders Podcast 主持人 David Senra，和 Spotify 創辦人 Daniel Ek 吃了一頓 4 小時的晚餐。

同桌的 Patrick 說：「你從 Daniel 身上挖出來的東西，比我過去 4 年加起來還要多。」

他是家族三代裡第一個沒進過監獄的男性。

生活裡沒有導師，他就去創辦人的傳記裡找。後來，書裡的人真的坐到了他身邊。

一本書打算讀 15 次、9 年做了 400 多集，每週一集從不間斷，全部一個人完成。

辦公桌上只貼著一張便利貼：「無情地只做一件事。」

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Sam Altman via @davidsenra in the @founderspodcast explains why human connection could become more valuable as artificial intelligence gets better at everything else.

He raises an interesting question:

If two AI systems could produce a more entertaining podcast than two humans, would people actually prefer listening to them?

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Rockefeller & Carnegie. Management styles!
For John Rockefeller I believe it’s a life of Quiet dominance & an unwavering belief in God (and almost being the Chosen One) almost like a shadow ✨

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Travis Kalanick via @davidsenra in the @founderspodcast explains why growth is really a balance between creating problems and solving them.

He uses Uber’s expansion into China as an example: taking on a bigger opportunity also means deliberately creating a harder problem.

The key is knowing whether your team actually has the management capacity to solve what you’re creating.

For Kalanick, once problems start growing faster than your ability to solve them, expansion has to slow down before the company starts drowning.

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Sam Altman via @davidsenra in the @founderspodcast explains why the biggest startup opportunities often look like bad ideas at first.

He points out that when OpenAI started in 2015, only a few serious AGI efforts existed while thousands of founders were building things like photo-sharing apps.

Today, starting another AI lab is becoming the crowded path.

For Altman, the real opportunity is finding the new thing only a handful of people believe in before everyone else realizes it matters.

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Sam Altman via @davidsenra in the @founderspodcast explains why changing how people work may be harder than building the AI itself.

He says tools like Codex should completely change how we use computers, yet even he still falls back into decades-old habits like clicking, copying, and pasting between apps.

The technology may already be capable of better workflows, but human behavior doesn’t update nearly as fast.

For Altman, the next opportunity is building AI products that make those new ways of working feel natural.

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Sam Altman via @davidsenra in the @founderspodcast explains why even breakthrough AI technology may take longer to reshape the economy than people expect.

He says he expected GPT-4 to disrupt software businesses much faster, but underestimated how much inertia exists in the real world.

People keep using familiar tools, buying from the same companies and changing their behavior slowly.

For Altman, AI may be one of humanity’s most powerful technologies, but society and the economy will still adapt at their own pace.

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Travis Kalanick via @davidsenra in the @founderspodcast explains where humanoid robots actually make sense.

He says humanoids are best suited for low-scale tasks inside environments already designed for humans, like homes.

A robot that only folds clothes wouldn’t justify its cost, so the real opportunity is a machine that can fold laundry, take out trash, wash dishes and handle many different tasks.

For Kalanick, humanoid robotics makes the most sense when versatility matters more than specialization.

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Travis Kalanick via @davidsenra in the @founderspodcast explains why the right business idea has to fit who you are.

He compares choosing an idea to going on a date: you have to see whether there’s real chemistry between you and the opportunity.

He calls it “finding your sport” or your business soulmate.

When your strengths, instincts and the idea truly line up, Kalanick says you usually know.

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