I've Never Been Much Of

Running A Start-up Is Like Eating Glass. You Just Start To Like The Taste Of Your Own Blood.

At Every Point I Am Besieged By People Who Would Like Me To Conform To Some Social Norm Of Whatever Sort Of Social Group They Expect Me To Be A Part Of. I Never Have Any Identification With These Social Groups.

Part Of The Challenge Of Being An Entrepreneur, If You're Going For A Really Huge Opportunity, Is Trying To Find Problems That Aren't Quite On The Radar Yet And Try To Solve Those

I've Been Doing A Hybrid Of Investing And Entrepreneurship, Which I Think Initially I Wasn't Set Out To Do. But I Realized It Fit My Personality.

My Interactions With Sorkin Were Agonisingly Weird. He Is By Far The Weirdest Person I Have Ever Met. I Had Dinner With Him And A Few Hours Before I Got An E-mail From His Assistant Saying, 'sean, This Does Not Need To Be A Long Conversation. Aaron Is Only Going To Use It To Win Your Trust.'