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#314 Paul Graham (How To Do Great Work)

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David Senra

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🗓️ 31 July 2023

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

What I learned from reading How To Do Great Work by Paul Graham.

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I just finished listening to this entire episode and I mentioned in the episode that it was not expecting to do another Paul Graham episode.

0:06.5

Especially an episode on a single one of his essays. A few months ago I spent three weeks reading and rereading all

0:13.1

pongrams essays. I did three episodes on them. It's episode 275,

0:17.0

276 and 277. But I suspected that this essay, how to do great work, was

0:21.3

something that was really special because the sheer amount of people

0:24.6

that listen to this podcast that sent me this essay.

0:27.5

And as soon as I started reading it, I got excited about it, and that's a good indication that

0:31.0

I should be making an episode on it right now.

0:33.0

And just one quick thing before we jump into the episode,

0:35.0

I've made something that is exclusively for enthusiasts of founders, for people that completely understand the benefit of this kind of crazy intense studying of the great people that came

0:44.2

before us and how valuable it is to actually apply what they learned to whatever it is

0:49.0

that you and I are working on. If that is you I highly recommend that you sign up for the private founders AMA feed.

0:54.5

I've been making short episodes every week based on questions that I get from other members.

0:59.4

If you become a member, you'll be able to ask me questions directly.

1:02.0

There's actually a private email address

1:03.9

that you get access to in the confirmation email.

1:06.5

I read every single one of these emails myself.

1:08.6

I do not have an assistant look over them.

1:10.7

I read every single one.

1:12.3

The questions I get from these emails I turn into short

1:14.7

AMA episodes so that actually allows other members to learn from the questions of other members.

1:19.9

You can also add your name and a link to your website with your question so other members

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