David Senra will tell you he doesn’t care if you listen to his podcast. And he means it.
For five and a half years after he launched Founders in 2016, almost nobody did listen. He read one business biography per week—hard copy, with a pen and a six-inch ruler and a stack of Post-its—photographed his annotations, recorded his thoughts alone in a room, and published the result. No audience. No income. No feedback worth mentioning.
