The Ceo's Job Is Always About Leadership.

If I Ever Hear A Founder Talk About Oh This Is How I Have A Balanced Life So On And So Forth - they're Not Committed To Winning.

There's A Lot Of People In The World That Would Love To Trade Places With American Citizens, And We Are Very Fortunate To Be Here.

Now, In Economic Crises Times, The Kind Of Things You're Looking At Is It's Generally Harder To Get Capital, Revenue Growth May Be More, Revenue Lines May Be Unstable Or Growth May Be Less Easy To Predict That You're Going To Get To. And So What You Do Is You Take A Certain Conservative Approach Of When, As All Entrepreneurs Should Do, You Plan For Both Good Luck And Bad Luck, You Put Extra Time On, "okay, If I Have Bad Luck, What Do I Do About That?"

The Value Of Being Connected And Transparent Is So High That The Roadbumps Of Privacy Issues Are Much Lower In Actual Experience Than People's Fears.

Silicon Valley Tends To Believe In The Individual Who Creates A Small Group And Does Something Big. Democracy Is Always Frustrating, But It Creates A Society That, For Example, Allows Us To Invest In Each Other's Kids, To Have Public Education, To Have Both A Greater Society And Individual Freedom For Creating Businesses.