Daniel is a serial entrepreneur who realized early on in his career what it would take to build a company, and since then he's done so multiple times. He's currently the founder and CEO of Sidepocket, an app that helps users generate returns via quantitative investment strategies previously only accessible to institutional investors. In this episode, Daniel sheds light on the characteristics needed to become a founder, and provides wisdom on the age-old question of whether a person should start passion projects as a side hustle, or fully dive in instead. He even shares the personal story of how he quit a high salary job to focus on his passion, and took on odd jobs such as house cleaning as part of his journey to get where he is today. Daniel gives us a sneak peek into the typical day being a founder (hint: it's busy!) as well as his outlook on consumer investing fallacies, and even cryptocurrencies. Listen now to get the full story.