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As my kids were growing up, I got a piece of advice that stuck with me all these years. The first was when our oldest daughter was six-months old and a friend was holding her. She looked at the baby, then looked at me, and asked: “Steve do you know what your most important job with this baby is?” I guessed: “Take care of her?” No. “Love her?” No. “OK, I give up, what is my most important job?” She answered: “Steve, your job is teaching her how to leave.”
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As a first time CEO, there were times when I would sit at my desk and think, “What should I be doing today?” This feeling was especially strong after every financing round closed. After our seed round, we had defined the product and the engineers were coding it. I didn’t code. After I hired the executive team and started delegating, most of the bases were covered.
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