One of my favorite things about making this podcast is that I get to talk to so many founders. Now a lot of those founders are dead so I get to have one-sided conversations in the form of reading their biographies or reading their autographies and this is what Charlie Munger refers to as becoming friends with the eminent debt. But in addition to that because so many founders listen to this

podcast I get to actually meet and talk to people still building companies today

and a recurring theme that pops up again and again in these

conversations is that a large part of your life is actually searching for your life's work.

And so almost all of us are looking for something

that is unique to us that we can do forever.

And in almost every single case that requires

starting more than one company. As you're about to hear, that was

certainly the case in Charlie Munger's life. He was in his 40s

before he was finally doing full time what he was put on this earth to do.

And so this reoccurring theme that you're likely gonna have full-time what he was put on this earth to do.

And so this reoccurring theme that you're likely going to have to start more than one company

before you find in life's work is so common that the presenting sponsor of this episode, Tiny,

has built an entire business around buying other businesses.

And the founders of Tiny Andrew and Chris are doing something really smart.

They know that there's a ton of entrepreneurs that listen to this podcast that are building businesses,

some of which will have a business that they want to sell today. to this

that are building businesses, some of which will have a business that they want to sell today,

and some of which will have a business that they want to sell in the future.

And what I like about Tiny is a way they differentiate their offering

compared to other people that buy businesses.

There's just no BS when you deal with Tiny.

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