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Life and Longevity with Andrew Funderburg
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In this conversation, Dave Moss and Andrew discuss Andrew's journey as a runner, the benefits of running, and stories of extreme runners. They also talk about Andrew's experience living in Japan and learning Japanese. They explore the importance of intrinsic motivation and following one's passions. They discuss the concept of learning from failure and focusing on gains rather than the gap between where you are and where you want to be. Finally, they touch on teaching kids to live in the gain and the challenges of letting go of control and bringing in help. In this conversation, Andrew Funderburg, the founder of Fundy Software, discusses his journey from being a photographer to creating software for photographers. He shares insights on the challenges of being the means of production and the importance of finding someone to fill in your weaknesses. Andrew also talks about the culture shift in his business and the secret sauce of Fundy Software. He reflects on his experience as an Iron Chef photographer and his time in the Peace Corps. Andrew emphasizes the importance of self-belief, overcoming self-defeating talk, and taking responsibility for making the world a better place.
Takeaways
- Running can have numerous benefits, including improved longevity and overall health.
- Learning from failure and focusing on gains rather than the gap between where you are and where you want to be can lead to greater satisfaction and success.
- Teaching kids to focus on their accomplishments and growth can help them develop a positive mindset.
- Letting go of control and seeking help when needed can lead to greater success and growth. Don't be the means of production in your business; find people who can fill in your weaknesses.
- The culture shift in a business can be challenging, but it is necessary for growth.
- Creating software or products that solve a specific problem can lead to unexpected success.
- Taking risks and embracing opportunities can lead to unexpected career paths.
- Helping individuals become more successful can contribute to making the world a better place.
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