#280 Jimi Hendrix

**David Senra** (0:00)
I want to tell you about a one time only limited event that I don't think you're going to want to miss. I am doing a live show with Patrick O'Shaughnessy from the Invest Like The Best podcast in New York City on October 19th. Patrick has interviewed over 300 of the world's best investors and founders for his podcast. I've read over 300 biographies of history's greatest entrepreneurs for my podcast. We'll be talking about what we learned from seven years of podcasting, sharing our favorite ideas and stories, and doing a live Q&A. There will also be special event-only swag. If you live in New York City, I think it's a no-brainer. But if not, I think it's a great excuse to fly in. I've already heard from a bunch of people that bought tickets, they're flying in from other cities. Some people are flying in from other countries. That's setting the bar really high, so I will have at least four shots of espresso, or four energy drinks, before or during the show, so we can make it a night that you'll never forget. If you're interested in attending this unique live event, I will leave a link down below. I highly recommend you get your tickets today, and I hope I get to see you in New York on October 19th. One of my favorite things about making this podcast is that I get to talk to so many founders. A lot of those founders are dead, so I have one-sided conversations in the form of reading their autobiographies or their biographies. But in addition to that, because so many different entrepreneurs and founders listen to the podcast, I get to meet and talk to founders still building companies today. And a reoccurring theme on these conversations, a lot of these conversations I have with founders, is that a large part of your life is actually searching for your life's work.
A lot of them are looking for something that is uniquely them, that they can do forever. And in almost every single case, that means starting more than one company. And this is so common that today's sponsor, Tiny, has built an entire business around buying other businesses. And Tiny is doing something that's really smart. They know there's a ton of entrepreneurs and founders that listen to this podcast that are building businesses, some of which have a business they want to sell today, some of which will have a business that they want to sell in the future.
And what I like about them is the way they differentiate their offering compared to other people that buy businesses. And that's just, they're no bullshit. And so when a founder goes to tiny.com and says, hey, I want to sell my business, they get a response within 48 hours. There's an offer made within seven days and they close within a month. The founder gets a bag full of cash upfront. If you're a founder that wants to sell their business now or in the future, go to tiny.com.
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